Kangana Ranaut V/S Taapsee Pannu, Swara Bhasker war of words intensifies.

Kangana Ranaut in a fresh attack says Taapsee Swara and Richa Chadda have bills to pay.

A day after Taapsee Pannu, Swara Bhasker hit out at actress Kangana Ranaut’s “B-grade actresses” remark, Kangana in an interview with Pinkvilla has yet again bashed Taapsee Pannu, Swara Bhasker, and Richa Chadha, calling them “actresses who have bills to pay”, thereby intensifying the war of words between the four talented actresses.

Kangana Ranaut comments “outsiders have bills to pay”, Taapsee-Swara reply to it sarcastically:

Kangana Ranaut expressed her sadness on the state of the actresses defending the big movie producers and said,” It is so sad. I do not know what to say because I have been in their place. People who come from outside do not have the comfort of our parents’ houses. I am not Anil Kapoor or Mahesh Bhatt’s daughter. Or when you talk about Swara Bhasker, Taapsee Pannu, or Richa Chadha, I understand they have bills to pay for their house, everybody is not and doesn’t want to live the kind of life I aspire.

Taapsee and Swara reply:

This prompted an exchange of tweets between Taapsee and Swara. They chose to respond sarcastically rather than outrage over it. Taapsee tagged Swara and Richa and said that someone was very concerned about our bills and EMIs. She also made a sly dig at Ranaut by lauding the industry for showing respect for their “B grade” struggle. Swara sarcastically replied to this by saying that she was selling her “needy” soul to manage her finances.

The nepotism debate rages on:

Over the weekend, in an exclusive interview with Arnab Goswami, Kangana Ranaut highlighted the state of the outside actors and expressed her anger over their silence on the nepotism debate. Kangana said that the needy outsiders loved Karan Johar, in the hope of getting that big production house film, and questioned them as to why they were still B-grade actresses. The nepotism debate has again sprung to life, with these actresses’ falling in a war of words to prove their point.