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New Delhi,UPDATED: Mar 6, 2017 18:02 IST
It all began on the latest season of Koffee With Karan. The episode starring Kangana Ranaut saw some firecrackers when the Queen actor took a dig at Karan by calling him the flag-bearer of nepotism. She added that Karan is "intolerant" towards outsiders in the industry.
While Karan took all of it with a pinch of salt at his chat show, but during his recent stint at the London School of Economics, he did not spare Kangana. He talked at length about the meaning of nepotism and lashed out at the Tanu Weds Manu actor for her comments.
He said that he is done with Kangana playing the woman card and the victim card. He added, "You cannot be this victim at every given point of time who has a sad story to tell about how you have been terrorised by the bad world of the industry, leave it."
While Karan took all of it with a pinch of salt at his chat show, but during his recent stint at the London School of Economics, he did not spare Kangana. He talked at length about the meaning of nepotism and lashed out at the Tanu Weds Manu actor for her comments.
He said that he is done with Kangana playing the woman card and the victim card. He added, "You cannot be this victim at every given point of time who has a sad story to tell about how you have been terrorised by the bad world of the industry, leave it."
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