Kangana Ranaut comes out of Anurag Basu's imali. This is what the director said

Kangana Ranaut was to collaborate for the third time with Anurag Basu after Gangster and . A … Metro but it will not be part of it anymore. The filmmaker however is hopeful and says that they are destined to work together again. Anurag Basu was to lead Kangana in a project provisionally titled Imali but has moved from this project to a project focused on his project as a director.

In the midst of news that Kangana "chose" not to participate in the project, Anurag Basu told IANS: "She did not opt ​​in. We were supposed to start the film last November. , the program of Manikarnika was changed, then I took care of my current film, then it took care of Panga .This triggered an endless dynamic confusion about the dates. "

" But we are dedicated to working together again.I am sure this will happen sooner or later, "added the filmmaker, who launched the multi-purpose actress in Bollywood with Gangster in 2006.

After the success of Manikarnika: The Queen of Jhansi Kangana works on three films; Mental Hai Kya Panga and the biopic of Jayalalithaa. Meanwhile, she is also focusing on her next filmmaking career.

Kangana explained his position in a statement: "Last year, when I announced Panga and Imali together, Anurag Basu's film was to to be projected in November 2018. But I had to realize and resume Manikarnika I had to push Imali I also wanted to be a director for Meanwhile, I would not have In the meantime, Panga had already started and I could not do it, "said Kangana.

She said leaving Anurag Basu's movie. was a difficult call for her. "Anurag and I talked about it.I feel extremely hurt because Imali gave me the opportunity to work again with my mentor, but I'm about to announce my own film in a few weeks now.This took a long time and I forwarded it to Anurag, who understood my situation. "

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