Kangana Ranaut on Childhood, Fake Awards, Red Flags in Men, Bollywood & Politics| FO241 Raj Shamani

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Timestamps:

0:00 - Introduction
1:55 - Growing up in a joint family
19:04 - How she got into acting
29:41 - Law of attraction
31:58 - Misconceptions about Kangana
35:57 - Reason behind joining politics
40:41 - Fakeness of Indian award shows
42:41 - Her & SRK are the last of the superstars
45:29 - Crazy fan interaction
46:40 - Reality of Bollywood parties
50:58 - Her thoughts on marriage
54:33 - Red flags in men
1:04:22 - Friendships in politics
1:06:14 - Are actors good politicians?
1:07:09 - Are politicians good actors?
1:09:52 - Emergency
1:11:13 - Her thoughts on Indira Gandhi
1:13:12 - Why she thinks Rahul Gandhi is dangerous
1:15:34 - One mistake in her life
1:16:58 - Thank you!

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In today’s episode of Figuring Out, we have Kangana Ranaut in conversation with Raj Shamani. She is an actor, Filmmaker, and Politician. Her best acting performances are seen in movies like ‘Queen’, ‘Fashion’, ‘Tanu Weds Manu’ and many others.

In this episode, we talked about her childhood, and how she went from being a dreamy girl to being a rebellious girl, her school and hostel stories, and how she left her family and pursued acting. She then shared how she got her first film, how Khans have always been kind to her, how she hates Bollywood parties, and why she doesn’t have any friends in Bollywood. She then shared why some people are scared of her and the reality of Bollywood parties.

Towards the end, we talked about the reality of Indian award shows, if she is planning to get married, and her thoughts on love. We ended our conversation by talking about the biggest mistake she thinks she made in her life, her opinions on politicians, and why she says that Rahul Gandhi is the most dangerous man. To keep watching such interesting episodes, don’t forget to subscribe to our channel.

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[WebPratibha]

I never get tired of listening to Kangana Ranaut. She always brings a fresh perspective on things, completely raw and from the heart. Her honesty about her approach to life, and how she's unafraid to admit changes in her thoughts or approaches over time, is truly refreshing. Conversations with her are always grounded and deep, extending beyond her career or the usual materialistic aspects of the industry. She's a shining example of what it means to be a strong woman. Listening to her intelligent, deep, and meaningful conversations is always a pleasure. They offer a fresh take on life and encourage reflection from different angles.

Also, I wish you both had touched on that metaphysical connection with her fan in Singapore—that really piqued my curiosity! It would have been fascinating to explore that topic

[Jazzmyworld]

Changed my whole perspective towards her. Till now she was a crazy lady but now she is an extremely intelligent lady in my eyes. Sorry that I let media brainwash me.

[poojamahajan]

She is an old soul....learned from life school...more mature than her age but still little girl at heart

[Xyz-yqp]

Aishwarya rai and abhishek bachchan is the biggest example of woman failing and marriage surviving ....

[highlander]

And Sonam aunty made fun of her for not being able to speak in English. Go Kangana, go get them !!! Beautiful/ intelligent /talented/brave yet funny.

[deeparamani]

Nobody can roast bollywood better than her 😂😂 . Even watching their movies give trauma.

[home]

I love her to the core.. Never watched something so honest n unfiltered. Gosh you cannot ignore this lady! She is THE real Queen.

[shivuu__]

In the fake "middle class" of bollywood, Kangana is a breath of fresh air

[karanjamwal_]

She's not a bad lady; she' straightforward….Her intentions are pure, and after listening to this podcast, my respect for her has only grown…💙

[aiamharsha]

'The best thing you can do for a child, you can just let them be' - absolutely correct @kangana!

[KRIZZ]

i am from himachal (mandi) its very difficult for our side people to reach at a such place, we are proud of u kangana keep it up, great podcast.

[JohnR-fcvr]

Raj, NEVER end on a negative note. You asked the guest about her regrets and ended the interview. No. Always end on positive note. I don't know whether you will even read this comment.

[anitachaudhary]

Raj trying very hard to prove his point...but kangana speaks with her experience and knowledge...

[onkaajayebzai]

I’m Afghan. And we grew up watching Bollywood. I’ll be honest, Kangana is not ordinary for sure. She’s a boss lady and I love the way she speaks. I listen to her so carefully and her each word is an excellent experience.
And it’s so unfair of some indians not appreciating this lady. She’s my 2nd fov after Priyanka♥️Allah bless her

[hemalathakandula]

Raj has never laughed this much in his podcast...Thanks to Kangana's simple and blunt nature.

[bipinthakur]

I'm from Mandi, Himachal Pradesh, and trust me, reaching her heights is not a joke. The most impressive thing about her is that, despite her success, she carries the simplicity of a typical Himachali girl. Every time she visits Himachal, she attends weddings and other local functions, often choosing to sit on the ground with everyone else. It's not just because she's from my state, but she is truly the greatest and most fearless woman I’ve ever known. Mark my words, one day she will be the Prime Minister of India.

[pr]

She really tried to touch the sky... And she did!🤍✨ Queen.

[parmodpanwar]

Raj just couldn't grasp the kind of depth this woman has.

[Mercuriankid]

Sometimes marriages worked when women failed. !! Wow

[araamse]

She’s too deep and intellectual than I ever thought!