The Twitter Battle Continues Between Pooja Bhatt And Kangana Ranaut Over Nepotism

The Twitter Battle Continues Between Pooja Bhatt And Kangana Ranaut Over Nepotism
The Twitter Battle Continues Between Pooja Bhatt And Kangana Ranaut Over Nepotism

On Wednesday Pooja Bhatt posted a series of tweets where she claimed that Mahesh Bhatt’s production house Vishesh Films launched Kangana Ranaut in her debut film Gangster. To which Kangna’s team has responded and denied her claim.

Pooja tweeted that her fathers home production has launched more outsiders.

Kangana’s team tweeted her statement on Twitter and it reads, “Dear @PoojaB1972 , #AnuragBasu had keen eyes to spot Kangana’s talent, everyone knows Mukesh Bhatt does not like to pay artists, to get talented people for free is a favour many studios do on themselves but that doesn’t give your father a license to throw chappals at her. …call her mad and humiliate her. He also announced her “tragic end”, Also why was he so invested in Sushant Singh Rajpoot’s and Rhea’s relationship? Why did he announce his end too, some of the questions you must ask him.”

The actress went on and referred to Mahesh Babu’s film titled Pokiri that was directed by Puri Jagannath and said she auditioned for the film alongside Gangster.

“For your info @PoojaB1972 Kangana had also auditioned for Pokiri, alongside Gangster & got selected for that as well. Pokiri went on to become an all time blockbuster, so your thinking that because of Gangster she is who she is, is totally not working. Water finds it’s level.”

Earlier, replying on Soni Razdan’s comment Kangna’s sister Rangoli Chandel tweeted, “Dear Soni ji, Mahesh Bhatt never gave her a break, Anurag Basu did, Mahesh Bhatt ji works as a creative director in his brothers production house… please note that he doesn’t own that production house”.

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