'It's justified': Kangana on being the highest paid female actor in Bollywood

Rumours have been rife that post Queen and Tanu Weds Manu, Kangana has signed a film for INR11 crore


Ians August 20, 2015
Rumours have been rife that post Queen and Tanu Weds Manu, Kangana has signed a film for INR11 crore.

Actress Kangana Ranaut, who is reportedly Bollywood's highest paid actress as of now, says it's "justified" if she demands high pay.

Rumours that post Queen and Tanu Weds Manu Returns, Kangana has signed a film for INR11 crore, have been doing the rounds.

At an event, where Kangana and her Katti Batti co-star Imran Khan were present at a radio station, she was asked about being tagged as the 'highest paid actress'.

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To that, Kangana said: "I think the kind of roles or films I do it literally takes a year... so, I think it is justified."

Kangana has been in the news for her outspoken personality before too, where she openly at an event said, “Other people’s opinions do not matter to me… if they did, I wouldn’t have lasted till now.”

“If I would have been affected, I would be full of irrational doubts. I do have a strong sense of what can be achieved and what cannot,” the B-Town actress added.

Kangana is definitely playing all her cards well in Bollywood, from acing her roles in recent films, to rejecting endorsements she doesn't like, to being the highest paid female actor and to be so outspoken. Kangana is set to be big in Indian cinema.

Read: Others' opinions don't matter to me: Kangana Ranaut

On work-front, Kangana's Katti Batti along with Imran Khan is a romantic comedy and is set to release September 18.

COMMENTS (3)

harkol | 8 years ago | Reply The amount is more than justified! She can deliver the goods much better than most male stars.
Parvez | 8 years ago | Reply ....and she deserves every penny.
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