Kangana Ranaut says was rejected 'everyday' before she got 'Gangster'
June 15, 2023
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as posted by the channelKangana Ranaut who is known for her unfiltered statements recently opened up about her struggling days in Bollywood. At the trailer launch of her upcoming production 'Tiku Weds Sheru', recalling how she faced rejections Kangana said “There are lakhs and lakhs of people coming to Mumbai every day with a dream. Where do these people go? What happens to them? Some of them run away from their homes. I was in a kind of situation where I had shut all the doors behind me. There was no going back for me. What happens to people like me? This thought often occurs to me. This was just one incident that happened in my life. Every day I would get rejected while auditioning. One selection changed my life when Anurag Basu approved of me. Had that not happened, what would my life be?” She further added, “All of us, including Nawaz sir, have gone through the grind of those struggling days. Today, we have everything like stardom and fans, and the world is very kind to us. But we have also seen the other side of Mumbai, of Bollywood and the underbelly of Bollywood as we call it like the shady audition offices and offers.” For more news and updates, stay tuned to ETimes.
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