Kangana sold her Mumbai bungalow and bought a car worth Rs 3 crore? Let's know more about this matter
Actor-Kangana Ranaut has recently become a politician. Kangana Ranaut has gifted herself a new Range Rover worth ₹3 crore after selling her Pali Hill bungalow for ₹32 crore. Earlier this month, Kangana sold her Mumbai bungalow, which she used as the office of her production house "Manikarnika Films", for ₹32 crore.
The official Instagram account of Land Rover Modi Motors shared multiple pictures of the BJP MP with her new ride and wrote: “Congratulations to the Queen of Bollywood, Ms. Kangana Ranaut on her stunning new ride - Range Rover!! From ruling the silver screen to conquering the road in style, you always know how to make a statement. This powerhouse demands nothing less than the best! Here's to luxury travel and making every journey as daring and fearless as you are.”
Kangana, who was wearing a white salwar-kameez in the photo, also shared the frame with her nephew Ashwathama. He held 'Aarti ki thali' to perform the traditional puja of the car.
The caption of the post read, “Congratulations to the Queen of Bollywood, Ms. Kangana Ranaut on her stunning new ride – Range Rover!! From ruling the silver screen to conquering the road in style, you always know how to make a statement. This powerhouse demands nothing less than the best! Here's to luxury travel and making every journey as daring and fearless as you are.”
Earlier this month, Kangana sold her Mumbai bungalow, which was used as an office for her production house Manikarnika Films, for ₹32 crore. Emergency, co-produced by Manikarnika Films and Zee Studios, was slated to release in cinemas on September 6. "With a heavy heart I announce that my directorial emergency has been suspended, we are still waiting for the certificate from the censor board, the date for the new release will be announced soon, thanks for your understanding and patience," he wrote on X.
A biographical political thriller, the film chronicles the life of Indira Gandhi, who imposed a 21-month emergency from 1975 to 1977. In the movie, Kangana plays the role of a former Prime Minister. The state of emergency has been the subject of controversy for some time, with reactions from several Sikh groups.
