Kangana Ranaut Shares Inspiring Note On Her 34th Birthday: No One Has The Power To Make Me Feel Bad About Myself

Kangana Ranaut joined Twitter in the midst of the lockdown, and she has been using the platform since then to share her perspectives and insights on a variety of topics that have received widespread criticism. But there is no stopping the actress from freely sharing her opinions on social media. Kangana Ranaut, a Bollywood actress, was once described as the best actress in the Indian film industry in a throwback interview by Paan Singh Tomar and Gangs of Wasseypur’s applauded director, Tigmanshu Dhulia, who compared her to the incredible actress, Waheeda Rehman.

Kangana has shown the guts of her incredible acting abilities in films such as fashion, Tanu Weds Manu, Gangster, Tanu Weds Manu Returns, Manikarnika, and many others throughout her career. Unbelievably, Kangana, who has been named to Forbes India’s celebrity 100 list multiple times, has been awarded the Padma Shri in 2020.

Kangana Ranaut, the talented actress, is celebrating her 34th birthday today, and she has taken to Twitter to pen a motivational note while attempting to deliver an inspiring message to young girls. “Fine lines and the beginning of grey hair would look so serene, it will strengthen my personality and confidence will become my beauty,” Kangana wrote in her post. So, ladies, let me tell you something. At 34, the world appears to be extremely beautiful. “Thank you to my mother for giving me birth,” she said, followed by a heart.

“I find certain ease with my body, it doesn’t matter if I am too fat/too skinny, I like being sensual and feel at ease with my sexuality, I don’t get flustered with pimples or periods, and no one has the power to make me feel bad about myself, they never told me,” she continued. “They said a woman has a shelf life, this world only values young sweet 16 type girls with no brains, mature and wise woman can only belong to a household to a man who can give them a surname,” the actress wrote in a series of posts. They said a lot of things that made me worried about what would happen to me and where I would go.”