Nepotism: Kangna’s team launches fresh attack on Taapsee Pannu

The debate on nepotism continues between actresses Kangna Ranaut and Taapsee Pannu as Kangna’s team launches a fresh attack on ‘Pink’ actress.

Kangna’s team lashes her for supporting the Bollywood industry’s “movie mafia”.

A twitter user had shared screenshots of news articles and mentioned that Pannu had supported star kids working in the film industry. Pannu had responded to the tweet after which Kangna’s team came forward to bash her.

“Many chaploos (suck-up) outsiders consistently try to derail d movements started by Kangana, dey want to be in movie mafia good books, dey gt movies & awards fr attacking Kangana & dey take part in open harassment f a woman, shame on u @taapsee u reap the fruits of her struggles but gang up on her [sic],” tweeted Team Kangana Ranaut.

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Many chaploos outsiders consistently try to derail d movements started by Kangana,dey want to b in movie mafia good books,dey gt movies & awards fr attacking Kangana & dey take part in open harassment f a woman,shame on u @taapsee u reap the fruits f hr struggles bt gang up on hr https://t.co/0XZqVLsPok

— Team Kangana Ranaut (@KanganaTeam) July 4, 2020

A twitter user had shared photos of the news articles with the tweet, “Taapsee was busy attacking Kangana & defending star kids in 2017. Now, she wants to be the messiah for outsiders. Still, she chose to blame audiences and failed to name those who replaced or kicked her out. Guess, it’s easy to call out the government rather than her own industry.”

However, Pannu responded to the tweet, “A couple of things have followed in my life, especially the last few months. Really helped in seeing life in a better light. Brought me a lot of peace n perspective so sharing it.”

In another tweet, she said, Bitter people. God loves them and so should we. Pray for them. They will find something negative to say about anything positive. They can’t be happy for you because they are disgusted with themselves. Don’t become bitter with them, become better, and pray for their growth and maturity.”