Popular Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut, who is known for her active presence on social media. Once again addressing the issue of the so-called 'movie mafia', She shared a clip from an episode of the show "Koffee with Karan " where host Karan Johar engaged in a conversation with guests Sonam Kapoor and Deepika Padukone.

During this particular episode, Sonam complimented Kangana’s fashion sense but also questioned her ability to speak English fluently. In the video, Karan asked Sonam to whom she would grant the ability to speak English fluently. And Sonam hesitated before replying. "Kangana has a great fashion sense. But..." Karan then concluded her statement by saying "Questionable English " and Sonam agreed.

Kangana took to her Instagram story to share this clip and expressed how she has learned through her fights with the film industry elites that no outsider should be ridiculed for not speaking fluent English.

She further declared that the show should now be considered officially closed forever. Kangana urged her fans to focus on the latter half of the video, where she responded in a discussion with film journalist Anupama Chopra.

In her response, Kangana revealed that it hurt when people focused more on her mistakes rather than acknowledging her strengths. She shared that she constantly endeavors to improve her language skills and emphasized that she came from humble beginnings working hard to groom herself professionally. It is worth noting that Kangana has been quite vocal about the sensationalized nature of "Koffee with Karan" and its host Karan Johar. During one of her previous appearances on his show. She accused him of being the epitome of nepotism in Bollywood, sparking an ongoing war of words between them.

In one of her recent Instagram stories, Kangana also fondly mentioned how legendary actor Dev Anand used to offer her roles in his films during the initial stages of her career. She expressed her gratitude for his belief in her talent even when she was struggling. Moving forward Kangana Ranaut has two upcoming projects on her plate: the film "Emergency," where she portrays former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and "Tejas " scheduled to release in October this year.