'He Is Trying To...': Kangana Ranaut's Sister Rangoli Reacts After Anand Bhushan Vows Not To Work With 'Thalaivi' Actress

Kangana Ranaut's sister Rangoli Chandel said that she would take legal action against Anand Bhushan after the fashion designer decided to remove collaboration posts with the actress from on social media.

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Fashion designer Anand Bhushan issued a statement on social media to announce that he is removing all the previous collaboration pictures with Kangana Ranaut from his company’s social media handles. He shared the post on Twitter and Instagram and stated that he won’t work with the ‘Queen’ actress in the future as his ‘brand doesn’t support hate speech’. The designer made the announcement after Twitter suspended Kangana’s account for violating the rules. 

Kangana’s sister Rangoli Chandel posted a note on her Instagram story, expressing her displeasure over Bhushan’s statement. She accused him of ‘trying to get mileage on Kangana’s name’. 

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Chandel said that she would take legal action against Anand as he ‘claimed to disassociate himself’ with the ‘Panga’ actress.  

“This person Anand Bhushan is trying to get mileage on Kangana's name, we are not associated with him in anyway, we don't even know him. Many influential handles are tagging him and dragging Kangana's name with his brand. Kangana charges crores for any brand endorsement but editorial shoots are not brand endorsements, neither we choose or select those clothes, magazine editors pick those ensemble looks, this small time designer is using India's top actress name to promote himself. I have decided to sue him, he will have to prove in the court how and where we had any endorsement with him now that he is claiming to disassociate himself. See you in the court,” Chandel wrote on her Instagram story.  

Earlier in the day, Anand Bhushan posted a statement to inform everyone that he won’t work with Kangana in ‘any capacity in the future’. Swara Bhasker appreciated the designer for taking a stand and ‘calling out hate speech’.

Twitter permanently suspended Kangana’s account after she slammed West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee for the alleged post-poll result violence in the state by posting a series of tweets. She shared a video to demand ‘President’s rule’ in the state after the Assembly Election results were declared on May 2. 

On the professional front, Kangana will be next seen in ‘Thalaivi’. Last month, the makers issued a statement to confirm that the film won’t release on its scheduled date due to rise in number of COVID-19 cases in the country.  

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