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Kangana Ranaut lashes out at Rakhi, Taapsee, Sonu Sood and Ramdev over criticism

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BJP MP and actor Kangana Ranaut publicly hit back at several celebrities who had made remarks about her, including Rakhi Sawant, Taapsee Pannu, Ashutosh Rana, Sonu Sood, and Baba Ramdev. She described her critics as 'failed, stupid, and disgusting,' accusing them of using abuse to court media attention. Kangana declared 'enough is enough,' signalling she would no longer stay silent in the face of such comments. She also took particular aim at Baba Ramdev, alleging he made derogatory remarks about women while invoking 'Sanatan Dharm.'

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