Kangana Ranaut’s Sister Slams Taapsee on Twitter

Social media is a curse as much as it is a boon. These days it has become a battlefield and many celebrities can be seen exchanging harsh words against each other. In a recent occurrence, Kangana’s sister Rangoli is seen slamming Taapsee Pannu for her appearance in her upcoming movie ‘Saand Ki Aankh’.

Since today morning, a lot has been going on Twitter. After a Twitter user pointed out that old age roles should be done by veteran actress, instead of using prosthetics on young actresses. Rangoli then tweeted that movie ‘Saand Ki Aankh’ was initially offered to Kangana, but she refused the role. She gave the same reason that ageism roles should be done be older actresses in the industry like Neena Gupta and Ramya Krishnan.

(contd)...Even today Kangana feel Ramya krishnan and Neena Gupta ji would have been a far better option, and they have a great market value, why can’t they be mainstream actresses ??when I call these people sasta ....(contd)
— Rangoli Chandel (@Rangoli_A) September 24, 2019

Neena Gupta jumped in and raised the same concern. She said, “I was just thinking about it, at least get us to do roles of our age”.

Yes i was just thinking about this hamari umar ke role toe kamsekam humse kara lo bhai https://t.co/6Fmrxn0HbE
— Neena Gupta (@Neenagupta001) September 24, 2019

Taapsee is no behind. She took to her Twitter handle and expressed her point of view in a long post and said, “I hope and can only hope this will answer the question once n for all coz honestly now it’s getting boring for us to repeat ourselves.” On this tweet, Rangoli slammed Taapsee for comparing herself to legends. She even told that prosthetics won’t make Taapsee an actor.

I hope and can only hope this will answer the question once n for all coz honestly now it’s getting boring for us to repeat ourselves.
So all you lovely people here goes my RESPONSE -#SaandKiAankh pic.twitter.com/guldaTWaks
— taapsee pannu (@taapsee) September 24, 2019

Let us see, how further will this battle go? The movie is all set to be released this Diwali.

We will never have a Meryl Streep in India if we keep shamelessly displaying older women phobia like this... shame on you all Bolly filth... for promoting sexism in the name of feminism ...
— Rangoli Chandel (@Rangoli_A) September 24, 2019