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Kangana Ranaut Argues With Nikhil Dwivedi, Nikhil Asks Kangana What Attracted Her To Bollywood
There seems to be no respite from the constant fights and arguments that Kangana Ranaut is having with her colleagues in the Hindi film industry. The latest to be picked on by the Manikarnika actress is actor and producer Nikhil Dwivedi, whom she accused of contributing to 'item numbers, sleazy films, drug culture, treason and terrorism'.
It all started when Kangana hit out at political analyst Manish Agarwal with the tweet, "The industry is not created only by Karan Johar or his father. It has been created by every artist and labourer, from Baba Saheb Phalke, the military who saved the borders, the leader who protected the Constitution, the citizen who bought the ticket and the audience. The industry has been created by crores of Indians."
It must be noted here that the fact that the industry is created and functions as a collaborative effort with innumerable participants and that it cannot be branded as a 'gutter' is an argument used against Kangana Ranaut whose recent statements which were dismissive and defamatory of the industry.
Replying to Kangana, Nikhil tweeted, "We have also bought tickets for your films, but if you do something wrong or right tomorrow, we can neither blame the whole film industry nor can we praise them."
Resorting
to
her
usual
style
of
attack,
Kangana
replied,
"What
did
you
build?
Item
Numbers?
Most
of
the
sleazy
films?
Of
drugs
culture?
Treason
and
Terrorism?"
She
added
in
another
tweet,
"The
world
laughs
at
Bollywood.
It
is
a
mockery
everywhere
in
the
country.
Dawood
has
also
earned
money
and
name,
but
if
you
want
honour,
then
try
to
earn
it,
don't
hide
behind
black
tricks."
To this, Nikhil questioned, "If this was such an absurd place, what attracted you? You stayed here even after suffering so much. You must have seen something here right? We see the same thing right?"
Kangana replied, "Yes, I was attracted. But because of the mafia which is persecuting and oppressing people here. They are bound to get unmasked someday and they are."
Nikhil called out Kangana by tweeting, "You also know this is not true." He continued that he was also "attracted by the same good" that she saw. "I too came from outside like you, but did not get as much success. The talent and hard work you put in was more than me. But nobody stopped me from being successful, and nobody will stop you either. That's why you are what you are," he wrote.
Finally conceding, Kangana admitted that what he said "is the truth," and wrote, "We all live for ourselves, whatever we do, we do it for ourselves, but sometimes, some face so much difficulty in life that he is free from every fear. The aim changes, it happens, this is also true."
