It’s been an extreme year for Kangana Ranaut – too many highs and lows. From the flop of her two releases to her public spat with Hrithik Roshan, Apurva Asrani, and Karan Johar, there hasn’t been a dull moment whenever her name was mentioned this year, especially when she was solely responsible for getting a massive dialogue going on the subject of nepotism in the country.
Speaking to Mumbai Mirror, Kangana has no regrets and knows she still has it going far better than what one would imagine. While she admits that the fight for pay disparity and gender equality is still miles away, she says it’s heartening to watch a young woman from Haryana, who is studying to be a doctor, win the coveted Miss World title this year.
Understandably, after her two films Rangoon and Simran failed to make much of an impact at the box office, Kangana has been maintaining a low profile towards the end of the year. While her profession has taken a serious hit because of this, she still knows that there’s nothing to be worried about.
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“The offers haven’t slowed but my commercial viability has been affected. The endorsements are fewer, my earnings are down and my plan to open my own production house has had to be pushed. But I have signed three films, have a beautiful house in Manali now and an office on Pali Hill and I’m going to Harvard so don’t write me off just yet. I don’t want my life to become a cautionary tale but an inspiration for young girls and for that I will survive and succeed,” she says.