New Delhi: Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut is known for her outspoken remarks made at others members of the Bollywood industry. Expressing her thoughts on Alia Bhatt, she recently called the actress a 'bimbo' and 'papa ki pari', referring to her father filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt, in a post that she shared on Instagram.


Kangana also went on to say that the Sanjay Leela Bhansali directorial 'Gangubaai Kathiawadi', that is all set to hit the theatres on February 25, has 'wrong casting'.


Sharing a cryptic post on her Instagram story on Sunday, Kangana wrote, "This Friday, 200 cr will be burnt to ashes at the box office… For a papa (movie mafia daddy) ki pari (who likes to keep a British passport) because papa wants to prove that romcom bimbo can act…"


She continued, "Biggest drawback of the film is wrong casting… Yeh nahi sudhrenge no wonder screens are going to South and Hollywood films… Bollywood is destined to doom jab tak movie mafia has power."




She continued her rant in another post and said that the 'Bollywood mafia daddy' ruined the work culture in Hindi cinema. She wrote, "Bollywood mafia daddy papa Jo to who has single handedly ruined the work culture in the film industry, has emotionally manipulated many big directors and forced his products of mediocrity on their cinematic brilliance, another example will be following soon after this release. People need to stop entertaining him, in this Friday release even a big hero and greatest director are the new victims of his manipulations."




Kangana also recently took a dig at Deepika Pdukone's latest film 'Gehraiyaan', calling it a 'bad movie' and 'a piece of trash'. 


Meanwhile, Alia Bhatt is garnering a lot of appreciation for her look in the film and the audience is eagerly awaiting to witness her power-packed performance on the big screen. 'Gangubaai Kathiawadi' also features Ajay Devgn, Shantanu Maheshwari and Vijay Raaz in pivotal roles.


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