Kangana Ranaut Attacks Naseeruddin Shah Again, Brings Pakistan Into Row

Kangana Ranaut has renewed her attack on Naseeruddin Shah on her ‘lomdi’ (fox) comment. This time linking her allegations to Pakistan and accusing the film industry of having double standards.

In an interview with ANI, the Queen actress-turned-politician described the disturbance surrounding the Jantar Mantar protests, call for that some of her companion parliamentarians met people climbing onto their automobiles and breaking windows, and about 2,500 people gathered outside her residence, keeping her family awake amid tight police security.

The BJP parliamentarian said, “So when a situation like this was unfolding at Jantar Mantar, they were all shedding crocodile tears. But now that children in Jharkhand are facing this kind of oppression, aren’t they Gen Z too? Is someone only considered Gen Z if they act against the country or abuse the Prime Minister?”

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She further added, “The crocodile tears that people from the film industry were shedding for Jantar Mantar, they should shed the same tears for the children in Jharkhand as well,”

She went on to stand by her earlier ‘lomdi’ remark about the veteran actor, saying, “I said this about Naseeruddin Shah because he had made such a distasteful video in which he was making threats of this kind. And whenever you look at his films, interviews or statements, it is always about Pakistan. “When will this love affair with Pakistan ever end? Whenever you look at them, they are always consumed by their love for Pakistan.”

The Queen actress had earlier reposted actor Piyush Mishra’s comments, questioning Naseeruddin Shah’s silence amid the protests in Jharkhand.

Alongside it, she penned her own note: “The truth is that everyone is someone’s dog in one way or another, but I take pride in the fact that I eat from the country I belong to, protect it and fight for it.”

“Naseer saab eats from this country but fights for the neighboring country.”She added, “P.S. In today’s time, being called a dog is a compliment because loyalty and cuteness are so rare. I would rather be a dog than a fox like Naseeruddin.”