New Delhi. Bharatiya Janata Party MP and Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut says that she is not a puppet. The actress said that Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) may not stand with her in future. Kangana further said that she is still a favorite actress for many film directors.
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What did Kangana say on different opinions from BJP?
Kangana Ranaut, in an interview with DD National, talked about the difference between her personal views and the official opinion of the party. Kangana Ranaut said that even though her public statements may sometimes seem to be at odds with the BJP's stance, her main identity lies with her 20-year acting career rather than her two-year political career.
'Does not deliberately want to separate from the party'
Kangana Ranaut said that it is not that I want to separate from my party, but at the same time I feel that when there is a lot of noise, I have to speak loudly to make my point heard. That's why I sometimes make strong statements. She further said that I do not deliberately want to separate from the party, but even if I ever do so, then as a person it should be kept in mind that I am not a puppet. 'Today BJP is with me, maybe not tomorrow. I have been an MP for two years. My career as an actor has been going on for 20 years. I have had my own identity for 20 years.
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Will you not work opposite 'Khan or Kumar'?
Talking about her film career, Kangana said that despite entering politics, her popularity remains in the film industry. He said that many directors want to cast me in their films. Many of them are just waiting. They ask me, why did you leave the industry? There is more to do in life. Kangana Ranaut stressed that if she makes a comeback into acting, she would prefer to play a role commensurate with her age rather than working opposite a 'Khan or Kumar'.