Karan Johar’s production firm just shared the poster for the film ‘Ungli,’ which was released seven years ago. Fans, on the other hand, were quick to note that Kangana Ranaut had been cut out of the scene. Fans slammed the production studio and Karan Johar as soon as they revealed the poster.
Emraan Hashmi, Angad Bedi, Randeep Hooda, Neil Bhoopalam, and Sanjay Dutt were the only actors featured on the new poster. ‘Y’all actually simply chopped out Kangana, have some shame KJo,’ one fan wrote in the comments section. ‘Anyway… Adharma Production doesn’t deserve Kangana,’ said another. ‘Kangana hate is very evident,’ remarked another.
Here is the tweet:
“Unko pakadne ke liye pehle unke soch ko pakadna hoga” 🔥
_________#7YearsOfUngli @karanjohar @apoorvamehta18 @RensilDSilva pic.twitter.com/h7HotnXXOs
— Dharma Productions (@DharmaMovies) November 28, 2021
And here is the original poster:
‘Ungli,’ directed by Rensil D’Silva, is Karan and Kangana’s only collaboration to date.
On his celebrity chat show, Kangana accused Karan of being the flagbearer of nepotism in Bollywood, which sparked their fight. Since then, they’ve been in a cold war with each other. Kangana has accused him of plotting to derail the careers of outsiders in favour of promoting star kids.
Here are some of the replies to their tweet:
Wow! I mean, she was talkiyabout coexistence and KJo believes in monopoly and reaistance! What a shame?
— Kriti Sharma (@kritish2007) December 2, 2021
Kangana hate is so visible… pressed kjo😹
— shash🪐 (@SabhyaLadka) November 30, 2021
Why the Kangana hatred is so much that it is reflecting in your professionalism?
— Monish R Nair (@Monish_R_Nair) December 2, 2021
Meanwhile, Kangana will next be seen in the films ‘Tejas’ and ‘Dhaakad.’ ‘Sita: The Incarnation’ has also enlisted the actress’s services.
‘Rocky Aur Rani Ki Prem Kahani,’ on the other hand, is directed by Karan Johar and stars Ranveer Singh and Alia Bhatt. Dharmendra, Jaya Bachchan, and Shabana Azmi also play pivotal parts in the film. He’s also revealed the title of his magnum opus, ‘Takht.’