Few days back, actress Kangana Ranaut returned on Twitter and she picked up from right where she had left. She resumed her vitriolic tweets targeted towards Bollywood and its workings. On the release day of Shahrukh Khan's 'Pathaan', Kangana posted a series of tweets describing how ugly Bollywood is for flaunting its monetary profit.

She wrote, "Film industry is so crass and crude that whenever they want to project success of any endeavour/creation/art they throw flashing currency digits in your face, as if art has no other purpose.. it exposes their lowly standards and the kind of deprived lives they live."

The actress added, "Primitively art blossomed in temples and reached literature/theatres and eventually inside cinemas. It is an industry but not designed for major economic gains like other billion/trillion dollar businesses, that’s why art/artists are worshipped not industrialists or billionaires."

Kangana continued, "So even if artists indulge in polluting the very fibre of art and culture in the nation they must do it discreetly not shamelessly."

For the unversed, Kangana's Twitter account was banned in 2021 after she made some genocidal tweets. On the work front, her last film 'Dhaakad' was a disaster of epic proportions and now she is working on her directorial venture 'Emergency' which will star her in the role of late Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.