KANGANA RANAUT CLAIMS SHE PREDICTED THE "DOOM OF EX TWITTER HEADS"

Actress Kangana Ranaut claimed that she had long predicted the "doom of ex-Twitter heads" before Tesla CEO Elon Musk got control of Twitter. Kangana also claimed that she can foresee future events, however some have referred to her 'foresight' as curses and witchcraft.

Kangana posted a screenshot of a tweet with a screenshot of her name at the top of the Twitter trends on her Instagram Stories. A tweet by one of her fan accounts read, "Restore my queen Kangana Ranaut's account. Queen #KanganaRanaut is trending." Sharing it Kangana wrote, "Trending since morning I had predicted the doom of ex Twitter heads long ago.... Another prediction came true."

She also said, “I always predict things that are yet to happen in distant future .... Some call my foresight X-rays, some call them my curses and some call it witchcraft.... For how long are we going to dismiss a woman's genius like this...”

Kangana continued, “It's not easy to predict future it takes remarkable recognition and interpretation of human instincts also great observational skills... above all, it takes dissolution of one's own likes and dislikes for crystal clear objectivity to study the subject one wants to predict about."

On Friday, Kangana reposted a post from a fan asking Elon Musk to restore the actor's account. "The post was first shared on Twitter by the user with the handle moron-humor. They shared screenshots of Kangana's blocked account and Donald Trump's statement. The user's caption reads, "In the spirit of 'Freedom of Speech'.. Hope you restore @KanganaTeam as well @elonmusk.."

Additionally, she posted a screenshot of a news story with the headline "Elon Musk takes charge of Twitter, fires CEO Parag Agrawal, other top executives: Report" She added a number of clapping hand emojis while sharing it on her Instagram Stories.

Kangana's Twitter account was "permanently suspended" in May 2021 because of frequent rule violations. Elon took over ownership of Twitter on Thursday and fired the company's top executives, including Parag Agrawal, the CEO, Ned Segal, the chief financial officer, and Vijaya Gadde, the chief of legal affairs and policy.