Kangana Ranaut Defends Herself Against Trolls Sharing Her Film Clips

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Bollywood actress and BJP MP Kangana Ranaut has hit back at social media users who criticized her recent remarks by sharing clips from her movies. She argued that her on-screen performances should not be used to judge her off-screen conduct or opinions. The controversy stems from Ranaut's earlier description of videos from CJP-led protests as 'puke-inducing' and 'crass.' CJP spokesperson Saurav Das also publicly responded to Ranaut's comments directed at him. The episode has reignited debates around protester conduct and the responses of public figures to dissent.

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