‘Meri pehli Teej ka tyohaar’

Actress-turned-politician Kangana Ranaut celebrated her first Teej festival at the residence of Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta. The actress expressed her sheer happiness upon being a part of the celebration and called it a homely feeling.

The actress shared glimpses of the festivities on her social media account. Dressed in a vibrant green and orange Paithani saree, Kangana was seen enjoying the celebrations, dancing with other women, applying mehendi and posing with Chief Minister Rekha Gupta on a flower-decorated swing.

Sharing a series of pictures from the celebration, Kangana wrote in Hindi, that further translated into English reads as, “Meri pehli Teej ka tyohaar, Rekha didi ke ghar pe, sach mein ek badi bahen ka payaar aur dular bilkul ghar jaisa apnapan. Sabko teej ki anek shubhkamnaein.”

Queen actress questions 

Bollywood’s love for Pak

The Queen actress claimed that Bollywood people’s love story with Pakistan is not ending. She said, “Whenever you see them, whether it’s their films or their interviews, you wonder when this love story with Pakistan will end. They are always in love with Pakistan. I want to know why this love story isn’t ending now, even after so many years since partition. When will this Bollywood love story with Pakistan end? They are answerable for this.”

Kangana defends ‘lomdi’ remark

A couple of days ago, on her Instagram story, actress and BJP MP Kangana Ranaut called veteran actor Naseeruddin Shah a ‘lomdi’. It, of course, grabbed everyone’s attention, and the actress’ post went viral. Now, while talking to ANI, Kangana reacted to it. Initially, she spoke about how, during the Jantar Mantar protest, she and her other parliamentarians were scared due to the situation. Kangana further said, “The film industry’s hypocrisy will not work.

The industry shed some crocodile tears for Jantar Mantar, so they should shed the same tears for the children of Jharkhand, who too are in a dilemma.” Further talking about Shah, she said, “I told him this because he made a dirty video in which he was giving threats. He should respect the dignity of democracy. He (Modi) is elected, and we should respect him according to the Constitution.”