Kangana Ranaut, apart from making headlines for her great work profile, is controversy's favourite child. From rumours of being interfering to news of tiffs with other B-Town celebrities, the actress grabs attention. Now, as her upcoming film Panga is about to release, its director, Ashwiny Iyer Tiwari, in an interview with a leading daily, told that her interfering nature and speculations of ill-treating others on sets is wrong. She further added that the 32-year-old actress, like every human being, has her own opinion and she isn't a 'Dracula'. Continuing, the Bareilly Ki Barfi director said that she likes to tell the truth in front. 

"The biggest misconception about Kangana is that she is extremely interfering and she can literally put fire on the sets or something like that, she doesn't treat people well. So let me tell you, she is not a Dracula or something please, she is just a human being and every human being has their own necessities. Though she is an actor, she is always in the public eye more and she likes to tell the truth in front of all. So when anyone tells the truth and anyone points out what is wrong, he or she will always have a problem," Ashwiny told.

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Panga, apart from Kangana, also stars Jassie Gill, Neena Gupta, Yagya Bhasin and Richa Chadha. It is presented by Fox Star Hindi. The film is slated to release on January 24, 2020, and revolves around the story of Jaya, a mother who makes a comeback in kabaddi after a sabbatical.

(Source: Times Of India)