Kangana says Karan Johar 'banned' Priyanka from Bollywood over SRK 'friendship' - GulfToday

Kangana says Karan Johar 'banned' Priyanka from Bollywood over SRK 'friendship'

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Kangana Ranaut poses for a photograph.

Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut, who does not shy away from speaking her mind, on Tuesday made an allegation against filmmaker Karan Johar, saying that he "banned" global star Priyanka Chopra Jonas because of her friendship with superstar Shah Rukh Khan.

Priyanka in a recent interview shared that she had decided to take a break from the Hindi film industry after she was being "pushed into a corner" and got "tired of politics".

Kangana took to Twitter, where she shared an article which had the title: "Priyanka Chopra says she moved to the US because had 'beef' with people in Bollywood: "Was being pushed into a corner, was tired of the politics".


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Captioning the article, Kangana tweeted: "This is what @priyankachopra has to say about Bollywood, people ganged up on her, bullied her and chased her out of film industry" a self-made woman was made to leave India. Everyone knows Karan Johar had banned her."

She even said that Karan "harassed" Priyanka, which caused her to leave the country.

In another tweet, she wrote, "Media wrote extensively about her fallout with Karan Johar because of her friendship with SRK and movie mafia Cruella who is always looking for vulnerable outsiders saw a perfect punching bag in PC and went all out in harassing her to a point where she had to leave India."

She further tweeted: "This obnoxious, jealous, mean and toxic person should be held accountable for ruining the culture and environment of the film industry which was never hostile to outsiders in the days of AB or SRK. His gang and mafia PR should be raided and held accountable for harassing outsiders."

Indo-Asian News Service

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