Kangana Ranaut on Gangubai Kathiawadi’s box office report: Never expected movie mafia will do something good

 

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Kangana Ranaut lauds recent films' box office achievements.
Two notable releases in the south are Valimai and Bheemla Nayak.

Alia Bhatt's Gangubai Kathiawadi premiered on Friday.

Kangana Ranaut has taken to social media to applaud the box office success of the films that were released this weekend. The actress expressed her confidence for the film industry's rebirth, citing the positive box office performance of south Indian films as well as a Bollywood movie. Kangana sent a lengthy comment on her Instagram Story about it.

"I'm delighted to hear that the South's film industry is rebounding, with box office receipts shattering records. I've heard that some little steps are also being taken in the Hindi belt. With the recent release of a female-centric film starring a huge actress and directed by a great star. These are not insignificant moves, despite their little size. They'll be crucial in operating rooms that use ventilators. Great.”

She went on to say, "Never expected the Hollywood mafia to rise to the occasion and produce something decent." We will be quite grateful if they do so. "Let's cross our fingers and hope for the best."

On Sunday, Kangana took to Instagram, writing in an enigmatic post: "On Friday, 200 crores will be squandered at the box office... Because papa (movie mogul) ki pari (who craves a British passport) wants to prove that romcom bimbo can act..."

"The film's most significant issue is its poor casting... It's no wonder that films from the South and Hollywood are becoming increasingly popular on the big screen... Because the Jab Tak Movie Mafia exerts power, Bollywood is doomed."

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She also said that the 'Bollywood mafia daddy' had harmed Hindi cinema's labour culture in another article.

"Bollywood mafia daddy papa jo, who has single-handedly harmed the film industry's work culture, has emotionally lured many famous filmmakers and pressed his poor goods on their cinematic skills, and another example will follow immediately after this release."

"People need to stop liking him; in this Friday release, even a major hero and the best director are fresh victims of his machinations."

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