Kangana
Ranaut's
latest
outing
Dhaakad
was
one
of
the
anticipated
films
of
this
year.
Unfortunately,
upon
its
release,
the
spy
thriller
failed
to
strike
a
chord
with
the
audience.
According
to
few
reports,
the
distributors
have
even
reduced
the
screen
count
of
the
film
owing
to
extremely
low
audience
turnout.
Amid
this,
Bigg
Boss
contestant
Tehseen
Poonawalla
shared
a
tweet
in
which
he
bashed
people
celebrating
the
failure
of
Dhaakad.
Poonawalla
wrote,
"The
trolling
of
#KanganaRanaut
for
her
movie
#Dhaakad
is
extremely
unfair!
We
may
agree
or
disagree
with
#KanganaRanaut
but
cannot
take
away
from
the
fact
she
is
one
of
the
best
actors
in
cinema
today
and
a
risk
taker.
More
power
to
you
#KanganaRanaut," he
wrote.
When
a
journalist
replied,
"That's
ridiculous.
The
audience
has
rejected
a
bad
film
which
is
going
zero
in
shows.
Telling
the
truth
is
trolling?
Really," Poonawalla
reacted
by
writing,
"No!
The
celebration
of
a
movie
flopping
is
not
good!"
Soon,
actor
Richa
Chadha
also
jumped
into
the
conversation
and
wrote,"Aligning
with
power
is
easy
and
has
obvious
rewards
like
tax
exemptions,
awards,
special
status,
security-even
literally
the
Legislature
promoting
a
film!
So
do
you
not
know
that
the
reverse
also
holds
true
Tehseen?
People
are
expressing
dissent
in
whatever
way
they
can.
So
chill."
In
response
to
Richa,
Poonawalla
wrote,
"I
am
extremely
chilled.
I
haven't
seen
her
movie
despite
#KanganaRanaut
being
kind
enough
to
invite
me.
I
would
stand
up
for
the
movie
business.
No
flops
should
be
cheered
period
because
it
hurts
the
industry.
If
the
government
does
wrong,
doesn't
mean
we
should
as
well."
To
this,
Richa
pointed
at
how
Kangana
criticised
Bollywood
last
amid
the
drug
case
controversy
and
even
called
the
film
industry
a
gutter.
She
emphasised
in
her
tweet,
"Very
systematically,
a
narrative
was
built
that
the
film
industry
in
Mumbai
is
the
den
of
all
vice.
People
here
are
murderous
etc.
Many
people
participated
in
this
narrative
building.
Now
some
others
celebrating
other
ppl's
downfalls
is
an
unfortunate
consequence
of
that."
However,
Richa
also
added
in
another
tweet
that
a
film's
failure
should
not
be
celebrated.
She
wrote,
"Yes.
It's
morally
wrong
and
also
because
thousands
of
people
work
on
a
film.
But
also,
it
happens.
And
to
everyone."
Richa
Chaddha
and
Kangana
Ranaut
had
previously
worked
together
in
Ashwini
Iyer
Tiwary's
sports
drama
Panga.