Kangana says Ranbir and Alia have been spying on her
Queen of controversies, Kangana Ranaut has hit back at the 'Changu Mangu Gang'—a nickname she has given to the Bollywood elite who have made their names due to nepotism.
The actress has issued a warning to them, a day after she hinted that a Bollywood couple had been spying on her, following her, and leaking her WhatsApp Chat. When making the initial claims, it was clear that she was referring to Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt.
For all latest news, follow The Daily Star's Google News channel. Ranaut stated that these suspicious activities came to a halt after she posted about the issue of the Bollywood couple spying on her.
"All those who are concerned about me should know that there have been no suspicious activities since last night, and no one is following me with or without cameras," wrote Kangana on her Instagram story.
"Message to Changu Mangu: Please clean up your act and stop targeting me, otherwise you will have to pay for your deeds. For those of you who think that I am mad, you know that I am mad, but you don't to what extent I am also crazy," she added in her post.
Earlier on, the "Dhaakad" actress had claimed that she was being spied on and that her personal information was being leaked online. She had also claimed that the paparazzi were being paid to take her photos and that they were constantly following her, without even being tipped.
"I am certain that my WhatsApp data, professional deals, or even personal life details are being leaked. This obsessed 'nepo-mafia' clown, who once landed at my doorstep uninvited and forced himself onto me, is a known womaniser and Casanova. But now he is the vice president of the 'nepo-mafia' brigade, who forces his wife to become a producer, make more female-centric films, dress like me, even copy my home interior, hire my stylist and even home stylist of many years, who then refused," Kangana had said previously.
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