New Delhi: Actress Kangana Ranaut expressed her criticism of filmmaker Karan Johar’s latest release, “Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani,” starring Ranveer Singh and Alia Bhatt, through a series of Instagram stories. Kangana compared the film with Christopher Nolan’s “Oppenheimer,” which was released on the same day. In one of her posts, she shared a screenshot of trade analyst Girish Johar’s tweet about the box office performance of the film.
Kangana criticises Karan Johar
Kangana on Saturday wrote on her Instagram story,“Audience can’t be fooled anymore, they have rejected atrocious and creatively poor films full of fake sets and over the top fake costumes, who dresses like this is a real life also where are tacky houses like these in Delhi???…”
She also voiced her disapproval, calling out Karan Johar for copying his own previous works from the 1990s. Kangana tagged the film as typical daily soap. She also criticized the film’s extravagant budget of 250 crore rupees, questioning the allocation of such funds when talented individuals struggle to secure financial support. She advised him to retire and allow new and innovative filmmakers to take charge instead of wasting resources during these difficult times for the industry.
Kangana to Ranveer Singh
On Saturday morning, Kangana Ranaut took to her Instagram stories to criticize Ranveer Singh’s dressing sense, calling him a “cartoon-looking person” and advising him to stop getting influenced by Karan Johar. She also suggested that he take inspiration from Dharmendra and claimed that South actors always dress up in a dignified manner.
She wrote, “My sincere advice to @ranveersingh is that he should stop getting influenced by Karan Johar and his dressing sense… he should dress up like a normal human being, like how Dharm ji or Vinod Khanna ji dressed in their days. Indian people cannot identify with a cartoon-looking person calling himself a hero. Please see how all South heroes dress up and carry themselves with great dignity and integrity… they look manly and dignified… people should not ruin the culture in our country.”
