Kangana Ranaut Targets Hrithik Roshan Once Again, Says There Are People Who Keep Their Wives as Trophies, Girls as Mistresses

Kangana Ranaut has once again targeted actor Hrithik Roshan saying that people in the film industry should not work with him

Actress Kangana Ranaut is known for speaking her heart out. After accusing filmmaker Vikas Bahl of sexual misconduct on the sets of her film, Queen, the lady has once again targeted actor Hrithik Roshan saying that people in the film industry should not work with him as well. Referring to the actor, she stated that there are people who keep their wives as trophies and young girls as mistresses.

In an interview to Zee News, when Kangana was asked about Vikas Bahl’s Phantom Films being dissolved, she said, “Whatever is happening with Vikas Bahl is absolutely correct. Our industry still has a lot of people who don’t behave well with women. They assault them, they harass them, they should also be punished.” She then made a reference to Hrithik. “People who keep their wives as trophies and keep young girls as their mistresses should also be punished… I am referring to Hrithik Roshan people should not work with him as well.”

Kangana and Hrithik have been at loggerheads in the past. Their fight went public when the actress called him her ex and the latter denied it.

In the wake of #MeToo movement, Kangana recently revealed that Vikas used to behave with her inappropriately while shooting for Queen. She said, “Every time we met, socially greeted and hugged each other, he (Bahl) would bury his face in my neck, hold me really tight and breathe in the smell of my hair. It took me great amount of strength and effort to pull myself out of his embrace. He’d say ‘I love how you smell K’.”

After Tanushree Dutta spoke about being harassed by Nana Patekar on the sets of Horn Ok Pleasss in 2008, many women not only from the film industry but outside as well came out with their horrifying stories. From Alok Nath to Sajid Khan, some renowned faces of Bollywood have been accused of harassment.