Kangana Ranaut Claims She Gets Similar Respect As Amitabh Bachchan In Industry: Main Daave Ke Saath Keh Sakti Hu

Kangana Ranaut is currently grabbing a lot of eyes for her active campaigning from the Mandi Lok Sabha seat in Himachal Pradesh. The actress is known for her versatile acting skills and has now entered into politics. Her statements during the campaign are making rounds on the internet, especially when she said she feels as respected as Amitabh Bachchan in the movie world.

Kangana made a significant statement, likening her public respect and affection to that of Bollywood legend Amitabh Bachchan. A vural video clip captured this sentiment, showcasing Kangana's speech and her connection with the masses.

She said, "Sara desh hairaan hai, ke wo Kangana, chahe Rajasthan chali jau, chahe mai West Bengal chali jau, chahe mai Delhi chali jau, chahe mai Manipur chali jau, aisa lagta hai ki mano itna pyaar aur itna sammaan, mai dave se keh sakti hu ke Amitabh Bachchan ji ke baad aaj kisko industry me milta hai to wo mujhe milta hai." (The whole country is surprised that whether I go to Rajasthan, whether I go to West Bengal, whether I go to Delhi, whether I go to Manipur, it feels like there is so much love and respect, I can confidently say that after Amitabh Bachchan ji, who gets such love and respect in the industry, I get it.)

Besides this, another recent slip of the tongue became a focal point when Kangana mistakenly referred to BJP's Tejashwi Surya instead of Tejashwi Yadav.

Addressing previous speculation, Kangana also clarified that her entry into politics was not prompted by recent setbacks in her film career. She talked about how the movie business can be unpredictable, comparing it to stars like Shah Rukh Khan.

Talking about how entertainment is changing, Kangana said actors now have more chances with OTT platforms. But she also said she's sad about the old-style famous actors disappearing, feeling she and Shah Rukh Khan are the last ones.

On the work front, Kangana will be next seen in 'Emergency', which also marks her first solo directorial.