Kangana Ranaut Responds To A Canadian Journalist Who Called Her 'Don’t Pay Us For Mothering Our Own' View 'Absurd'

Kangana Ranaut's reaction to Shashi Tharoor's tweet about homemakers being paid for their services has grabbed everyone's attention

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Kangana Ranaut Responds To A Canadian Journalist Who Called Her 'Don’t Pay Us For Mothering Our Own' View 'Absurd'
Kangana Ranaut is very active on social media. She shares her views without any fear. From issues affecting the nation to calling out nepotism in Bollywood, Kangana has openly spoken her mind without any qualms. Recently, she reacted to a post made by Shashi Tharoor. The politicians lauded Kamal Haasan's views on homemakers should be paid for their service. However, Kangana had a different take and shared that there should be no price tag on mothers mothering her own. 

Her tweet read, "Don’t put a price tag on sex we have with our love, don’t pay us for mothering our own, we don’t need salary for being the Queens of our own little kingdom our home,stop seeing everything as business. Surrender to your woman she needs all of you not just your love/respect/salary." Over this, a journalist named Bal Brach from Canada gave out her reaction. She replied to Kangana's tweet and wrote, "This is an absurd take. Women, especially mothers and homemakers, should be paid for their labour."

Now, Kangana has responded to Bal Barch's tweet. She wrote, "Madam people even with little selflessness, integrity and genuine compassion will understand what I wrote, nahin toh duniya ka kya hai, duniya ne toh hawa, paani, sun light, nature views sab pe price tag laga diya hai, maa ki mamta ko bhi laga denge. (Madam people even with little selflessness, integrity and genuine compassion will understand what I wrote, the world has already put a price tag on air, water, sunlight, nature views. Can put on motherhood too.) Check out the tweets below: 






Image source: Twitter/KanganaRanaut, Instagram/kanganaranaut
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