"You are a black spot on womanhood", Kangana's sister Rangoli lashes out at Sona Mohapatra
| Sep 8, 2017, 16:18 IST
Kangana Ranaut has recently been making headlines for doing controversial interviews, revealing details of the intimate relationships she's had with her co-stars and the legal cases that she's been stuck in. In one such recent interview, she spoke in detail about her alleged relationship with Hrithik Roshan and how it affected her personal life.
Singer Sona Mohapatra was apparently not impressed by these stints and made sure Kangana knew about it. She wrote an open letter to Kangana, a part of which read, “Dear Kangana, I have always cheered loudly, in private & in public for you. Long, long before you turned queen et all but your current run across the airwaves regurgitating personal details of your love life over & over again, washing dirty linen in public & more so as part of a professional PR campaign before your film release is in bad taste. No two ways about it. Also, it does a big dis-service to the cause of feminism & fair play. Wish you well & wish you would rise above this muck & make your point through actions & your work. Your success doesn't need this tabloid trail.”
In response to the letter, Kangana's sister Rangoli lashed out at the singer and condemned her for accusing Kangana of promoting her film through the interviews. “When some one bares her soul don't call it circus, you are a black spot on womanhood. #shameonyou @sonamohapatra”, she wrote on her social media account.
So, who do you think won this round? Stay tuned for more updates.
Singer Sona Mohapatra was apparently not impressed by these stints and made sure Kangana knew about it. She wrote an open letter to Kangana, a part of which read, “Dear Kangana, I have always cheered loudly, in private & in public for you. Long, long before you turned queen et all but your current run across the airwaves regurgitating personal details of your love life over & over again, washing dirty linen in public & more so as part of a professional PR campaign before your film release is in bad taste. No two ways about it. Also, it does a big dis-service to the cause of feminism & fair play. Wish you well & wish you would rise above this muck & make your point through actions & your work. Your success doesn't need this tabloid trail.”
In response to the letter, Kangana's sister Rangoli lashed out at the singer and condemned her for accusing Kangana of promoting her film through the interviews. “When some one bares her soul don't call it circus, you are a black spot on womanhood. #shameonyou @sonamohapatra”, she wrote on her social media account.
So, who do you think won this round? Stay tuned for more updates.