Mumbai, March 21 Actress and politician Kangana Ranaut is often seen sharing her candid opinions on subjects that others avoid discussing. In her latest Instagram post, the 'Queen' actress alleged that Bollywood stars bully filmmakers in the Indian film industry.
Kangana said that while in Hollywood, filmmakers usually have a bigger or at least equal name than that of the prominent actors, which is not the case in Bollywood.
The 'Emergency' actress pointed out that Indian filmmakers do not get enough credit for their work and are often overworked and underpaid.
She posted an appreciation note for director Aditya Dhar on her official Instagram handle, praising the overwhelming success of his recent release, "Dhurandhar 2".
Kangana wrote on the photo-sharing app, "The best thing about 'Dhurandhar' is that Aditya Dhar is a successful director. In Hollywood, superstar directors are always bigger than superstar actors. For example: Spielberg, Tarantino, Nolan. We never give our filmmakers enough respect or credit. They are over worked, underpaid and bullied by superstars. As a result, I never meet any young person, either insider or outsider, who dreams of becoming a filmmaker or director of photography or any other technician. (sic)"
"Everyone claims to be talented, but they only want to be actors. Here, we have a superstar filmmaker who is shining brighter than any hero. Today, so many young people are watching his story, and they will aspire to be like him and take the film industry to greater heights!! Salutations, sir @adityadharfilms," Kangana added.
It should be noted that while Kangana showered praise on Dhar in her post, she did not tag protagonist Ranveer Singh or any other cast member from "Dhurandhar 2".
Prior to Kangana, many members from the entertainment industry, such as Allu Arjun, Vijay Deverakonda, Mahesh Babu, Ram Charan, and Jr NTR, had lauded Dhar for his impeccable cinematic vision.