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Kangana finds Saif's open letter on nepotism disturbing
Actress Kangana Ranaut, who started the nepotism debate by labelling filmmaker Karan Johar as its \"flag bearer\" during his chat show, says she found the open letter by her ‘Rangoon’ co-star Saif Ali Khan on the subject \"disturbing\".A day after Saif shared his views on the debate, Kangana wrote an open letter, published in an English tabloid daily on Saturday.
Actress Kangana Ranaut, who started the nepotism debate by labelling filmmaker Karan Johar as its "flag bearer" during his chat show, says she found the open letter by her ‘Rangoon’ co-star Saif Ali Khan on the subject "disturbing".A day after Saif shared his views on the debate, Kangana wrote an open letter, published in an English tabloid daily on Saturday.
"While I enjoyed some of the perspectives on this subject, I did find a few disturbing ones. This morning, I woke up to one such open letter, written by Saif Ali Khan," she wrote. "The last time I was deeply pained and upset about this issue was when Karan Johar wrote a blog on it, and even once declared in an interview that there are many criteria for excelling in film business. Talent is not one of them."
Kangana said: "I don't know if he was being misinformed, or simply naïve, but to discredit the likes of Dilip Kumar, K. Asif, Bimal Roy, Satyajit Ray, Guru Dutt, and many more, whose talent and exceptional abilities have formed the spine of our contemporary film business, is absolutely bizarre.
" Before addressing her letter to "Dear friend Saif", she wrote: "My request is that people must not misconstrue this and pit us against each other. This is just a healthy exchange of ideas, and not a clash between individuals.""In your letter you mentioned that, 'I apologised to Kangana, and I don't owe anyone any explanation, and this issue is over.' But this is not my issue alone."
