Kangana Ranaut Fighting for herself.

Not just in this era, but for centuries from now, when it comes to character issues, always women only have to fight with the society.
The glamour world is also not an exception in this case. Recently in an interview of ‘Aapki Adalat’, the case over Kangana Ranaut was discussed and one thing that may be everyone appreciated is her boldness towards acceptance of the past she had. We frequently don’t accept what exactly happened, or may be feel a little uncomfortable sharing our deeds we did in past.
Critics might say she did it for her own publicity, but who would open up their personal issues, until the other person already publifies it, that too those incidences which should stay between the two who were in mutual relationship.
She not only pointed out Karan Johar to be a Mafia director, but blamed award shows to be fake and TRP earning programs, where everything is filtered with money. She also said “Those boys who are spoiled by the money of their rich dads should be made lessons learnt, in a strict manner.” In one of her life incidences where she shared to have ran away from house to pursue her career and Mr. Aditya Pancholi had harassed her badly, was a crucial time, but it proved that a girl is not safe, may it be a normal girl or an actress herself.
She also mentioned “Women Commission” to be culprit and corrupted due to their irrelevant friendly behaviour with the Roshan family and asking Kangana to compromise. Kangana had enough guts to say and provoke Hrithik to expose her and also blamed Rakesh Roshan to be on his words of exposing her badly to people, also asked an open question for her blame of being mentally ill, if she really was one, why did Hrithik forced him to sign the movies?
A lady, to fight for her own self and that too publicly needs lots of bravery and courage. To put up her mistakes and also open her own faults. She also accepted about being in relationship with Hrithik, in spite of Hrithik being a married man. She had balls to accept that she ran away from house, she had a strong reason to blame all those egoistic directors and government’s rules for women. She made a stroke by saying she is not afraid of anyone, she is obstinate about her decisions and thoughts and she would do what she feels is right.
She is a fish to the pond, where she can be thrown out as well for being against other sea animals, but she is still fighting for her rights. While all others are defending or making fun of this issue, while everyone else is just enjoying the film, she is busy in still acting more nicely to show the world that she is a great actress.

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