Kangana Ranaut calls Ranbir Kapoor 'apolitical'. Here's how he reacted
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For better or for worse, Bollywood actor Kangana Ranaut doesn't shy away from voicing her opinions and doesn't sugarcoat them either. A few months ago, the 32-year-old had criticized Ranbir Kapoor for never taking a stand on political issues. At a recent media event on Saturday, Ranbir finally responded to her comments. Read on to find out what he said.
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No interest in answering these questions: Ranbir
"Whenever anybody asks me a question, I do answer it. But, I don't have any interest in giving an answer to these questions," Ranbir said. He added, "People can say whatever they want. I know who I am and what I say."
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Watch Ranbir's response here
Ranbir - I don't have any interest in giving answers to these questions. People can say whatever they want. I know who I am and what I say 🔥✌️ pic.twitter.com/807jRfnQuj
— Aegon🔥RK (@ayaansangar) May 11, 2019
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Here's what Kangana had said about Ranbir
In March, Kangana spoke at a success party for her last film Manikarnika: The Queen of Jhansi where she criticized Ranbir's apolitical stand. She had said, "There are few actors in our industry like Ranbir Kapoor where he's been seen talking in an interview that 'We have a regular supply of water and electricity at my home so, why should I comment about politics?'"
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'This is irresponsible behavior,' said Kangana about Ranbir
"But I feel because of this country's people you are living in your luxurious home and you are traveling in your Mercedes so, how can you talk like that? This is irresponsible behavior and I am not that kind of person."
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Ranbir remains 'apolitical' as politics makes 'no difference' to him
In a 2018 interview, Ranbir was asked why he never makes political statements, to which, he had said that he doesn't follow politics. He said, "Politics makes no difference in my life. I'm not at the brunt of anything. I live a luxurious life. I don't have water, or housing problems. I don't have any issues, so who am I to comment on politics?"