Kangana Ranaut, after hitting back at the legendary actor Piyush Mishra, has said that although everyone is someone’s dog, but she is proud that she is speaking for the country.
Kangana Ranaut has attacked Naseeruddin Shah on his statement and said that in today’s time calling someone a dog is a compliment.
Legendary actor Naseeruddin Shah had slammed Bollywood actors for not speaking in support of students during the student protest. After this, actor-singer Piyush Mishra hit back at him. Actually, Naseeruddin Shah had compared the film industry to a dog holding a bone in its mouth, which cannot bark. After this, Piyush Mishra questioned Naseeruddin Shah’s silence on the student protests in Jharkhand. Now on this whole issue, actress-MP Kangana Ranaut has supported Piyush Mishra and called Naseeruddin Shah a ‘fox’.
‘Everyone is someone’s dog’
Kangana Ranaut said after Piyush Mishra’s comment on Naseeruddin Shah, “The truth is that everyone is someone’s dog, but I am proud of the fact that I guard/fight for the house (country) whose bread I eat. Naseer Sahab eats from this country but fights for the neighboring country.” Kangana Ranaut said about the legendary Bollywood actor that calling someone a dog today is praising him, because dogs are known for their loyalty and innocence.
Told Naseeruddin Shah- Fox
Kangana Ranaut wrote that these are the qualities which are very rarely found in anyone. Kangana Ranaut said, “Instead of becoming a fox like Naseer Sahab, I would prefer to become a dog.” On one hand, while Kangana Ranaut surrounded Naseeruddin Shah, Piyush Mishra also said many stinging things about him. The senior actor said at Jaipal Singh Munda Stadium, “Naseer Sahab, you had said during the CJP protest that some people from the film industry were not raising their voice in support of the students protesting at Jantar Mantar.”
Were paying more attention to pizza-burger
Piyush said in his speech, “You said that those who have bones in their mouth cannot speak. With all due respect, I want to ask you, where are those other dogs who cannot speak now?” Piyush Mishra also alleged that the students protesting in Delhi and Mumbai against the NEET exam paper leak scam were focusing more on eating pizza and burgers, unlike the hardworking students of Jharkhand. He questioned whether their silence was motivated by a desire for such comforts.
