I'm no Deepika Padukone, Alia Bhatt, Katrina Kaif: Kangana Ranaut reacts to ex-minister's 'nachne gane wali' jibe

Actress Kangana Ranaut reacted to a derogatory statement from a former minister in Kamal Nath government in Madhya Pradesh who called 'nachne gane wali'. The actress hit out at the former minister posting a strong reply.

NEW DELHI: Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut on Friday (February 19) evening reacted to former Madhya Pradesh minister Sukhdev Panse's derogatory remark about her, calling her a 'naachney gaane waali'. The actress tweeted a strong reply based on an IANS tweet about Panse`s comment earlier in the day.

"Whoever this fool is does he know I am no Deepika Katrina or Alia.... I am the only one who refused to do item numbers, refused to do big hero ( Khan /Kumar) films which made entire Bullywoodiya gang men +women against me. I am a Rajput woman I don't shake a** I break bones," Kangana wrote on Twitter. Her tweet came in response to an IANS tweet, which reads, "Former minister in the previous #KamalNath govt in Madhya Pradesh, Sukhdev Panse, has made a derogatory remark against #Bollywood actress #KanganaRanaut (@KanganaTeam), calling her a 'Naachney Gaane waali' (which loosely translates into a cheap version of a public entertainer)."

As per IANS, the former minister in the previous Kamal Nath government in Madhya Pradesh said 'Ranaut, who insulted farmers protesting at various borders of New Delhi, had met with a Congress-led protest during the shoot of her upcoming spy thriller Dhaakad leading to police action on the political party workers'. When some leaders from the Congress opposed her, the state police resorted to physically assaulting the Congress workers.

Kangana was at Sarni in the Betul district where the Congress protest took place last week. Police used force on the Congress leaders and also registered cases against them.

On February 18, Congress workers took out a rally under the leadership of Panse and submitted a memorandum to the District Collector. Protesting the police action and FIRs registered, Panse said the police action was against democracy. The Congress has been supporting the farmers agitation against the three contentious central farm laws.

"The police should not act as a puppet of Kangana as governments keep changing. There should be a fair investigation of the police`s action against the Congress workers and no action should be taken against our party workers till the probe is complete," Panse added.

More than 250 Congress workers on February 12, protested at Sarni, where Kangana was shooting for 'Dhaakad'. They demand that she apologise for her tweets against farmers.