"Krish wanted to come back but was not welcomed on the sets of Manikarnika": Mishti, co-star of Kangana Ranaut

On the ongoing quarrel between Manikarnika: The Queen of Jhansi Co-directors Kangana Ranaut and Krish, actress Mishti Chakravarty, featured in the movie Kashi Bai in the film , added The filmmaker "wanted to come back to turn the patchwork, but he was not welcomed on the sets," reports The Indian Express. Krish challenged Kangana's claim that she would have made 70% of the film presented at the final cut. Kangana's claims were advanced by her sister Rangoli Chandel via Twitter. While Manikarnika was in the works stage, it was reported that Krish left the film to direct the NTR's biopic. Mishti added, "The whole film was finished, and then he told Kangana and the producers that he had to shoot a film in the south, which was a biopic of the NTR channel." Krish said after having finished the shoot, he would come back for patchwork. "

" He wanted to go back to complete the patchwork, but until then it was decided here that the film would be presented differently and what character would do what.It was not He wanted to come back, but he was not welcome on the set, "said Mishti at an event, reports Indian Express.

Among the claims of Kangana's sister, Rangoli, that she allegedly shot 70% of the film, Krish told the news agency Thursday. IANS: "I do not know how she reached that percentage, she just chose" 70 "and took off from there. The whole team knows how much I shot the movie. If she continues to make these claims, I should send her copies of my previous films. I am not a novice in filmmaking. "

While Mishti told Indian Express," He was supposed to be there one or two weeks after the film was released. The truth, which I know and 90% of people know, is that the director has finished the film. I knew who shot a lot. "

Mishti had already stated that the final version of Manikarnika had surprised her and that Kangana had made several changes to the film." Adding to that, the actress recently told IANS : "Anyone can be hurt when such things happen to them. Many people tell me that it's a film based on Rani Laxmi Bai, so how can he focus more on the other characters in the film, but I have to just say that before signing a movie, you have to have a clear idea of ​​your role. If someone tells you that you play an important character in the movie, when you take out the movie, know that someone tricked you so it really hurts a lot.

She adds that the director should not be "biased" and "obsessed with oneself." "I think that a director should always be neutral and that he can not be a partisan . I think that a real director is one who will give the same importance to the dancer of the film background. A director can not be obsessed with oneself. artist has the freedom to do it, but a director can not do it, "said Mishti to IANS.

Manikarnika is based on the life of Rani Laxmi Bai and he has accumulated more than 61 million rupees The film also stars Ankita Lokhande, Jisshu Sengupta and Atul Kulkarni