There seems to be no end for the war-of-words between Kangana Ranaut & Karan Johar. While being on the show 'Koffee with Karan', Kangana accused Karan of being torch-bearer of nepotism and film mafia. In response, Karan Johar told he is fed up with Kangana playing victim card all the time. He even dared to say, 'Kangana is free to leave the Industry if she hates to be part of it'. Last but not least, The Filmmaker claims to be generous enough not to edit the rude comments made by the 'Queen' Star against him on his show.
Known to be the one who is good at settling scores with her rivals, Kangana replied: 'I am really surprised to hear Karan say he is gracious in choosing not to edit the episode. Had if something like that happened, I would have certainly blacklisted that channel. Not to forget, Any Channel wants TRPs and Karan is just a paid host. Indian Film Industry isn't a small studio given to him by his father. This Industry belongs to every Indian and he is nobody to tell me to leave. I'm definitely not going anywhere Mr.Johar'.
The 'Rangoon' Star clarifies she was using the 'badass card' not the 'victim card' or 'woman card' as accused by Karan Johar. She also discloses Karan's Team has requested her Team for months to make her participate in 'Koffee with Karan'.
Known to be the one who is good at settling scores with her rivals, Kangana replied: 'I am really surprised to hear Karan say he is gracious in choosing not to edit the episode. Had if something like that happened, I would have certainly blacklisted that channel. Not to forget, Any Channel wants TRPs and Karan is just a paid host. Indian Film Industry isn't a small studio given to him by his father. This Industry belongs to every Indian and he is nobody to tell me to leave. I'm definitely not going anywhere Mr.Johar'.
The 'Rangoon' Star clarifies she was using the 'badass card' not the 'victim card' or 'woman card' as accused by Karan Johar. She also discloses Karan's Team has requested her Team for months to make her participate in 'Koffee with Karan'.