Ode Thackeray, today my house is broken, tomorrow your pride will be broken

 "Ode Thackeray, today my house is broken, tomorrow your pride will be broken."

If you stay in the river and see a crocodile, this proverb comes true on Kangana Ranaut. Bollywood 'Queen' on the one hand is on the 'hotlist' of famous artists after sparking a debate on 'nepotism' in the industry over the death of Sushant Singh, on the other hand, when he compared Mumbai with Pakistan-administered Kashmir, he was against it. A new front has been set up.

A few days ago, the 'Panga' girl had criticized the Mumbai government, saying, "The Shiv Sena leader has threatened me. Why does Mumbai look like Pakistan-administered Kashmir?"

Kangana has been a target of Shiv Sena since his statement and in a tweet on Wednesday said, "Before I reach Mumbai, the Maharashtra government and its thugs are tearing down my office."

As soon as Kangana reached Mumbai Airport, the High Court ordered a halt to the demolition of his office. The 33-year-old actress has accused the Maharashtra government of targeting her for "fighting" with the Shiv Sena.

Kangana Ranaut has consistently shared some tweets in which she shared photos of her office and wrote, 'I was never wrong and my enemies prove it, again and again, that is why my Mumbai has now become Pakistan-administered Kashmir. ۔ '

In another tweet, he shared photos of BMC staff and wrote, "Babar and his army."

The actress also said, "I did not do any illegal construction and the government had banned the demolition till September 30 due to the Corona epidemic." Now, look at this fascist government.

Later, Kangana Ranaut shared a video on her Twitter account in which she said, "Odhe Thackeray, what do you think? He broke into my house in collaboration with the film mafia and took great revenge on me."

"Today my house is broken. Tomorrow your pride will be broken. This is the wheel of time. Remember, time is not always the same.

The Bollywood actress said, "I think you have done me a great favor because I did not know what would have happened to the Kashmiri Pandits. I have felt today."

"Today I promise this country that I will make a film not only on Ayodhya but also on Kashmir and will awaken the people of this country. What happened to me has some meaning, it has some meaning. "