Recently, there was a heated discussion between Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut and Shiv Sena leader Sanjay Raut. Kangana Ranaut compared Mumbai to Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. After this, while talking to a news channel, Sanjay Raut crossed the language line and called Kangana Ranaut a 'scoundrel girl'. Many people have come forward in support of Kangana after this incident. One of them is actress Dia Mirza.
Expressing strong resentment over Sanjay Raut's language, Diya wrote in support of Kangana that "I condemn Sanjay Raut's use of the word 'scoundrel'." Sir, you have the right to express your displeasure over what Kangana said, but you should apologize for using such language.
Reacting to Sanjay Raut's statement, Kangana also wrote on Twitter, "In 2008 the movie mafia declared me a mad girl, in 2016 they called me a pimp and a witch and now in 2020 the minister of Maharashtra calls me a scoundrel." Because I said that after a murder here, I am scared in Mumbai. After all, where are the big talkers now about intolerance? It may be mentioned that after this controversy, Sanjay Raut had 'threatened' to see Kangana after she came to Mumbai. In reply, Kangana said that she was coming to Mumbai on September 9 and would spoil whatever she had to spend. Now it remains to be seen whether Sanjay Raut will make his statement or apologize for the abusive language used against a woman.
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