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Twitter slams Kangana Ranaut for calling Urmila Matondkar a 'soft-porn' actress

Twitter slams Kangana Ranaut for calling Urmila Matondkar a 'soft-porn' actress

File images of Kangana Ranaut and Urmila Matondkar

Kangana Ranaut took on Urmila Matondkar on Wednesday night on national television and called the 1990s star a 'soft-porn' actress.

We all know that how Kangana is on a war path, creating a storm almost every day with her starightforward and somewhat controversial statements on Bollywood. On Tuesday veteran actress Jaya Bachchan gave a feiry speech in the Rajya Sabha defending Bollywood in the wake of the drug abuse that the film industry has been accussed of.

Supporting Bachchan's stance, actress Urmila Matondkar while speaking to a media outlet said, "The entire country is facing the menace of drugs. Does she (Kangana) know Himachal is the origin of drugs? She should start from her own state."Matondkar was in a way countering Kangana's statement where she alleged that 99% of Bollywood functions on drugs.

Things though took an ugly turn on Wednesday Kangana appeared on TV and reacted to Matondkar's statement and addressed the theory that she is stirring up controversies in order to get a ticket from the BJP. "Even Urmila, she is a soft porn star. I know it’s very blatant. But she isn’t known for her acting for sure. What is she known for? For doing soft porn right? If she can get a ticket, why won’t I get a ticket?" said Kangana.

The comment did not go down well with several Bollywood celebrities as well as fans of the 1990s star as they took to Twitter to condemn Kangana.

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Responding to the online criticism, Ranaut took to Twitter on Thursday and wrote: "Liberal brigade once virtually lynched a renowned writer in to silence for saying people like Sunny Leone should not be our role models, Sunny is accepted by the industry and entire India as an artist, suddenly fake feminists equating being a porn star to something derogatory."

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Shomini Sen

Shomini has written on entertainment and lifestyle for most of her career. Having watched innumerable Bollywood potboilers of the 1990s, writing for cinema came as an easy option t...Read More