Dear Kangana, you are a hero - Page 2

Shouldn't she be more worried about hitting 30 in another two years, I wonder. After all, that's when roles for a lot of actresses start drying up. The Khans are going strong at 50, while actresses they debuted with-those who continue to act-transitioned into mother/sister roles more than two decades ago. "If you play a 16-year-old till you are 30, till the fine lines start to show, you can't complain about it," Kangana refutes. "And more than men, there is no acceptance from women themselves about their age. I don't think men have that problem. Men have problems with insecurities, but I think women are not okay with being older. I see 26-year-olds injecting Botox in their faces. I mean 26?! I have done my best to portray as many raw characters as I can. That is what forces me to say that men don't want to see you a certain way, you want to see yourself a certain way. Why would Datto be more loved than Tanu [Tanu Weds Manu Returns]? If men wanted a baby doll with a 20-inch waist, that was Tanuja Trivedi. Yet, every guy was in love with Datto even though she was buck-toothed and had nothing going for her. So is it just women who live with this insecurity that they won't be loved? I think it's the most unattractive thing in a woman, being so unsure about yourself or of who you"

"I looked my worse between 16 to 26. I looked my best in my 28th year of my life. And I guarantee I will look my prettiest on my 32nd birthday. Before you're 30, you're just anyone. But after 30, you are somebody who has had a life and has things to talk about. It's so attractive. It's amazing."