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Kangana Ranaut Crossed The Line By Calling Diljit Dosanjh, Karan Johar's 'Chamcha' Otherwise He Is The Last Person To Get Into A Spat-EXCLUSIVE

Since morning today Diljit Dosanjh has been having a war of words or rather a war of tweets with Kangana Ranaut. The otherwise calm and composed Diljit had a reason to retaliate which ended up becoming a full-blown spat.

Subhash K Jha

Thu Dec 03 2020, 22:34:08 352390 views
I know Diljit Dosanjh well. He is even-tempered, soft-spoken, always affable and never negative. If he could be provoked so hard by  Kangana Ranaut think of what effect she has on ordinary mortals in the entertainment business who do not possess Diljit's mental equipoise.

It’s a free-for-all between the usually mild-mannered Diljit Dosanjh and the never-mild-mannered Kangana Ranaut. After he pointed out her irresponsible behaviour in confusing a farmers’ rights protester with a  Shaheen Bagh protester, she retaliated by calling him a Karan  Johar chamcha.

One thought that the normally pacified Diljit would quietly withdraw on seeing Ms Ranaut’s aggression on Twitter. But  Diljit has hit right back. And the two had a slinging match on social media on Thursday to rival the one that Kangana has had in the past with Taapsee Pannu, Urmila Matondkar, and so many others.




While Diljit refused to be drawn into a media war with  Ms Ranaut a close friend of the actor said, “She again crossed the line calling him a chamcha of Karan Johar. Diljit is a huge global star. He is much bigger than Ms Ranaut in Punjab and among NRIs. And if he has Karan Johar’s productions so has half the industry. So every actor from Shah  Rukh Khan to Ranveer Singh to Varun Dhawan who has worked with  Johar is an asslicker? Kangana too has worked in a Karan Johar production, by the way (Ungli, 2014).”

One doesn’t know where Ms Ranaut’s latest war will go. But Diljit Dosanjh is not the kind of person who gets provoked easily. This is not the way he normally retaliates. I guess some people have a way of bringing out the worst in those whom they cross.

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