Kangana calls out Hrithik

Actress and BJP MP slams Hrithik Roshan for making ‘unreasonable comments’ & encouraging online trolling

Actress and BJP MP Kangana Ranaut and Hrithik Roshan appear to have reignited their long-standing feud. The actress took to social media to respond to Hrithik’s recent comment on the viral “The world owes him an apology” trend. Re-sharing a post on her Instagram Story, Kangana accused the actor of “teasing a woman” through his remarks. She further urged Hrithik to condemn the online trolling being carried out in his name instead of adding fuel to the fire.

Kangana wrote, “Dear Hrithik, I am happy that you have found your perfect match, Saba Azad, and you both look great together.” 

She added, “You are in a committed relationship, and it doesn’t suit you to tease a woman like this. Instead, you should condemn all those who are harassing and bullying me using your name.”

Indirectly calling out the actor, Kangana urged Hrithik, “Stop adding fuel to the fire and embarrassing your partner. Hope better sense prevails and you stop making unreasonable comments.”

Her response came after Hrithik commented on a post that read, “The world owes an apology to Hrithik Roshan,” referring to CJP (Cockroach Janta Party) member Saurav Das’ dig at Kangana, claiming that she attacked him because he resembles Hrithik.

Hrithik commented on the post, saying, “My friend, siding with ‘A’ just because you don't like ‘B’ anymore is a small part of the larger systemic issue plaguing our society. I’ll wait for when the context to it is the right one and motivated by facts.” The actor further added, “That would be fair. But then again, who cares anymore, right?”

Kangana encounters Gen-Z girls

Kangana Ranaut has been in a war of words with Gen-Z, leading to a lot of backlash. On Sunday, the Queen actress shared her encounter with Gen-Z girls, when she made them realise that “Freedom needs accountability.”

Taking to her Instagram Stories, she penned, “Today in the gym, I met 2 Gen-Z girls whom I know. They asked me, ‘Kangana Didi, we are born in the digital age, and yes, social media, Instagram, dating apps, AI and all are a way of life for us. Most of us are using them, and some of us can’t live differently now. Everyone wants the freedom to live their life the way they want.’

I told the curious young women that yes, you are free to live your life as long as you don’t throw others’ children off a cliff or cut them into many pieces. Since there are too many cases where the liberal way of life and the conservative way of life are clashing, and too many children are getting killed through no fault of theirs, it’s a big concern for us. They agreed that freedom needs accountability. Happy Friendship Day to my Gen-Z friends. Peace out (sic).”