Dharma
Production's
bankrolled
film
Ungli
completed
7
years
on
November
28
and
the
official
Twitter
handle
of
the
production
house
had
shared
a
tweet
celebrating
the
milestone.
The
movie
was
helmed
by
Rensil
D'Silva
and
had
starred
Emraan
Hashmi,
Sanjay
Dutt,
Kangana
Ranaut,
Randeep
Hooda,
Angad
Bedi
and
Neil
Bhoopalam
in
the
lead
roles.
However,
in
the
tweet
shared
by
the
production
house,
fans
were
quick
to
notice
that
Kangana
had
been
cropped
out
of
the
digitally
renewed
poster.
Karan
Johar's
Dharma
Production
had
shared
the
poster
celebrating
7
years
of
Ungli
and
had
captioned
the
same
stating,
"Unko
Pakadne
Ke
Liye
Pehle
Unke
Soch
Ko
Pakadna
Hoga."
But
fans
were
quick
to
spot
that
Kangana
Ranaut
has
been
cropped
out
from
the
same.
One
of
the
netizens
also
shared
the
original
poster
that
had
come
out
in
the
year
2014.
The
original
poster
shows
Kangana
standing
between
Emraan
Hashmi
and
Angad
Bedi
along
with
sporting
a
black
construction
worker's
costume
along
with
the
rest
of
the
cast.
Take
a
look
at
the
post
shared
by
the
production
house
along
with
the
original
poster.
“Unko
pakadne
ke
liye
pehle
unke
soch
ko
pakadna
hoga”
🔥
This
did
not
go
down
well
with
some
netizens
who
called
out
Karan
Johar
for
the
same.
One
user
wrote,
"Y'all
really
just
cropped
out
Kangana,
have
some
shame
KJo." While
another
netizen
stated,
"Kangana
hate
is
so
visible...
pressed
KJo."
Another
netizen
took
a
dig
at
the
production
house's
name
and
wrote,
"Anyway
Adharma
Production
doesn't
deserve
Kangana."
Kangana
Ranaut
and
Karan
Johar's
ongoing
feud
is
not
a
hidden
fact.
It
all
started
when
Kangana
called
Karan
'Movie
Mafia'
and
'Flag-bearer
of
Nepotism'
when
she
had
graced
his
Koffee
With
Karan
chat
show.
The
two
had
gone
on
to
take
several
jibes
at
each
other
soon
after
that.
When
a
publication
asked
the
Tanu
Weds
Manu
actress
whether
she
would
have
spoken
to
Karan
in
the
Padma
Shree
Award
Ceremony,
she
had
said,
"Of
course.
There
can
be
conflicts,
there
can
be
disagreements
but
it
does
not
mean
you
do
not
believe
in
coexistence.
That
is
what
I
believe
in,
coexistence.
I
encourage
the
coexistence
of
all
kinds."