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Kangana Ranaut’s old video of poking fun at Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor goes viral
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November 27, 2023
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3:15Now PlayingKangana Ranaut, known for her outspoken nature, is in the spotlight as an old video resurfaces where she pokes fun at Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor for being labeled as 'young stars.' In the clip, Kangana questions the idea of calling them young, citing their ages. She contrasts this with her own parents, emphasizing that at their age, they were already married with kids. In the video, Kangana remarked, "Why call them young? Ranbir Kapoor is 37 years old, considered the young kid of this generation. At that age, my father was in middle-age. Alia Bhatt just turned 27. My mother had three children by the time she was 27. What's this idea of youth, do they not know whether they are kids or just clueless?" The three-year-old video has recently gained attention online, sparking mixed reactions from netizens. Some support Kangana for speaking her mind, while others argue that similar comments about her age wouldn't be appreciated. Meanwhile, Kangana is preparing for the release of "Emergency," a biopic on former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, scheduled for 2024. Her recent film "Tejas" did not perform well at the box office. Stay tuned to ETimes for more updates.
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