It
seems
that
Kangana
Ranaut's
comments
on
Alia
Bhatt's
latest
release,
Gangubai
Kathiawadi
is
not
stopping
anytime
soon.
The
actress
has
now
taken
a
dig
at
the
box
office
collections
of
the
movie.
Although
Kangana
did
not
take
the
name
of
the
movie,
she
indirectly
mentioned
how
Gangubai
Kathiawadi
is
being
declared
a
'super
hit'
despite
raking
in
a
collection
of
only
Rs
35
crore.
However,
it
seems
that
the
Alia
Bhatt
starrer
has
actually
garnered
Rs
39.12
crore
till
now
since
its
release
on
February
25,
2022.
Talking
about
the
same,
Kangana
Ranaut
reacted
to
her
sister
Rangoli
Chandel's
post
on
her
upcoming
movie
Dhaakad.
Rangoli
had
shared
a
still
from
the
actioner
and
had
stated,
"Hope
Kangana
Ranaut
breaks
her
own
records
with
Dhaakad
this
year."
Sharing
the
same,
the
Tanu
Weds
Manu
Returns
actress
wrote,
"it's
not
a
fight
about
me
versus
them...
it's
hope
ki
no
system
no
racket
no
mafia
no
paid
Pr
can
beat
real
talent
and
honest
work."
Apart
from
this,
Rangoli
Chandel
had
also
shared
the
weekend
collections
of
Kangana
Ranaut's
2019
movie,
Manikarnika:
The
Queen
Of
Jhansi
which
was
directed
by
her
and
also
starred
her
in
the
lead
role.
Rangoli
called
the
box
office
collections
of
the
film
that
was
Rs
42.55
crore
to
be
the
biggest
ever
opening
for
a
female-led
movie.
Chandel
wrote,
"No
200
cr
budget,
no
big
director,
no
big
hero,
no
mafia
racket
PR,
no
solo
release
was
fighting
with
films
like
Uri
and
Balasaheb
Thackeray...
only
pure
talent.
The
record
stands
tall
and
on
top."
Kangana
Ranaut
shared
the
post
too
and
wrote,
"Movie
mafia
mathematics.
75
crores
film
does
43
crores
in
three
days
and
they
call
it
ultra
disaster...160
cr
film
does
35
cr
and
it's
a
super
hit." Take
a
look
at
the
posts
that
were
shared
by
the
Revolver
Rani
actress.
Earlier,
Kangana
Ranaut
had
also
praised
Gangubai
Kathiawadi's
impressive
opening
at
the
box
office
and
had
stated,
"I
hear
some
baby
steps
are
being
taken
in
Hindi
belt
also.
With
recent
female-centric
film
which
has
a
big
hero
and
a
superstar
director.
They
may
be
baby
steps
but
they
are
not
insignificant.
They
will
be
crucial
for
theatres
that
are
on
ventilators
here.
Great."