"Please, ban me, I do not want you to make money with me"

Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut on Thursday launched an attack on "pseudo-journalists" and "country traitors" in a video statement shared by her director and sister Rangoli Chandel on Twitter . Ranaut was reacting to a boycott of the Indian guild of entertainment reporters in response to his remarks against a reporter at a promotional event for his upcoming film Judgmentall Hai Kya in Mumbai on Sunday.

It's up to you to ban me please, because I do not want you to make money with me, "said Ranaut in the video. "It's the greatest favor you can give me."

Ranaut begins his statement by describing the journalists as "pseudo-liberals" and "termites". She said: "Some of the journalists undermine the pride, integrity and equality of the country, like termites, by propagating false rumors and values ​​of anti-national treason. Yet the Constitution provides no punishment. They are sold-out journalists. If they were truly secular, they would not attack the country for religious reasons. "

Ranaut then turned to the Press Trust of India reporter, Justin Rao, with whom she bickered on Sunday. Recalling that Rao had been mocking her on social media in the past – a proof that Chandel shared the week on Twitter – Ranaut said: "This reporter makes fun of serious causes, of me raising the voice against the ban on plastic and cow slaughter, then he makes fun of my film about the patriot of a country. "

The film in question is the release of Ranaut in January Manikarnika: The Queen of Jhansi based on Rani Lakshmibai, a nineteenth-century freedom fighter.At the time of his release, Rao had asked Ranaut at a press conference why the film was being broadcast in Pakistan while Ranaut had criticized other people for organizing an event in this place.

on Sunday, at the promotional event of The Jugeall Hai Kya Rao started asking Ranaut a question. She arrested him and accused him of leading a "smear campaign" against her.

"You come to press conferences to eat food for free," continued Ranaut in the video shared Thursday. "There should be something journalistic about you. I have a zero tolerance for the traitors of the country. You can be sold at 50, 60 rupees. I gave your fathers and grandfathers a hard time, so you are nothing. "

Directed by Prakash Kovelamudi, Judgmentall Hai Kya is also performed by Rajkummar Rao and will be released on July 26. The film The producer, Balaji Telefilms, sent a written apology to the Guild on Wednesday. Without naming Ranaut, the excuses indicated: "Although the people involved have shared enough their own perspectives but because it happened during the event of our film, we, the producers, would like to apologize and express our regrets for this unwanted incident ".

The Guild told PTI that, while welcoming the apology, Ranaut's ban would continue to be boycotted "on all media platforms".

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