Mishal Raheja would love to invite Kangana Ranaut for dinner

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Posted: 8 years ago

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Originally posted by: pearl82

He had asked her to quit the industry...if she was not happy about it...I haven't read her remarks...but nowadays NEPOTISM rules entertainment industry...that's a harsh truth TOO...

It's sad because people like Mishal don't get the opportunity to showcase their talents. MR has the potential of being an even bigger star than Ranbir and Ranveer. 💔

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Posted: 8 years ago

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Thanks for sharing this article DAZZ.

This man always give genuine answer to the questions. He would like to know how she gets her determination and school of thought!!!

I read all convo... I feel that whatever Kanaga told KJo on his show was needed.

At the end of the day one should be true to himself/herself.

Also, she doesn't endorse fairness cream as she has her own valid and genuine reasons...

Basically good person, but then the glitter world makes you rough and tough.

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Posted: 8 years ago

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Originally posted by: ~DaZZ|ing~

It's sad because people like Mishal don't get the opportunity to showcase their talents. MR has the potential of being an even bigger star than Ranbir and Ranveer. 💔

I agree DAZZ. Along with Mishal there are other talented telly actors and actress that don't get chance due to Nepotism. Hope there is some change...

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Posted: 8 years ago

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I actually admire Kangana Ranaut. It's not easy to take on someone as established and influential as K Jo that too on his own turf...I admit that she did come across as too abrupt and somewhat rude ...she laid all her inner thought bare...Well she's been looked down upon by those in the hallowed circle but she's one stupendous actress and a fiery young lady and it's only due to her talent that she's where she is today. It's not that simple for a complete outsider to get that access to the industry in the first place an there is no denying that star kids have that advantage though they to have to prove their mettle in the long run...Nepotism does exist...Kangana must have felt hurt by not so savoury comments about her in the past .

It would be thrilling if Mishal invites Kangana to dine . Wonder what will transpire😃

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Posted: 8 years ago

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Originally posted by: amivp
Thanks for sharing this article DAZZ.
This man always give genuine answer to the questions. He would like to know how she gets her determination and school of thought!!!

I read all convo... I feel that whatever Kanaga told KJo on his show was needed.
At the end of the day one should be true to himself/herself.

Also, she doesn't endorse fairness cream as she has her own valid and genuine reasons...

Basically good person, but then the glitter world makes you rough and tough.

Ami, I have to make a confession. Every single person on this forum is a huge fan of MR's genius as an actor. We all know he has his eyes set on Bollywood. Having said that, I often wonder if someone as straightforward as MR is cut out for an industry like Bollywood. Have you ever noticed how safe Ranbir, Ranveer, and co are in their interviews in an attempt to avoid controversies of any form. It isn't that these actors don't have a mind of their own or lack talent. I guess it's the politics within their own industry. Those who are outspoken are treated like Kangana Ranaut who has no godfather in the industry. Sonam Kapoor has made bold statements in the past as well and at times very stupid remarks, but being Anil Kapoor's daughter she's been saved from the arrogance of the film fraternity.

Another thought that comes to my mind is the role of the paparazzi in a celebrity's life. For the most part, telly actors aren't hounded the way big screen actors are nowadays. Will MR be able to handle the never-ending limelight? 🤔 Sometimes I feel he's much better off being a television actor, but it's his life and his career. I can only wish him well being his fan and would never want to impede in his journey to success with my opinion.

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Posted: 8 years ago

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Originally posted by: Magnolia2
I actually admire Kangana Ranaut. It's not easy to take on someone as established and influential as K Jo that too on his own turf...I admit that she did come across as too abrupt and somewhat rude ...she laid all her inner thought bare...Well she's been looked down upon by those in the hallowed circle but she's one stupendous actress and a fiery young lady and it's only due to her talent that she's where she is today. It's not that simple for a complete outsider to get that access to the industry in the first place an there is no denying that star kids have that advantage though they to have to prove their mettle in the long run...Nepotism does exist...Kangana must have felt hurt by not so savoury comments about her in the past .
It would be thrilling if Mishal invites Kangana to dine . Wonder what will transpire😃

I agree with each word, Mag! I think Kangana's arrogance is a defense mechanism in her attempt to conceal her own insecurities. When she lacked the skill to converse fluently in english, she was poked at by everyone in the industry. She was obviously hurt by the derogatory comments. I think Mahesh Bhatt truly recognized her potential and paid no heed to what she lacked. He was also asked about Kangana's comments about nepotism in the industry, and he did go on to defend her. 👍🏼 I think Mishy would hear her out and would be respectful of her thoughts. 😃

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