Kangana Ranaut played one of the most free-spirited character Tanuja Trivedi aka ‘Tanu’ in her film ‘Tanu Weds Manu.’ But the performance bar was raised with her portrayal of Haryanvi sports girl ‘Datto’ in the sequel ‘Tanu Weds Manu Returns.’ This film showered praises for her from the industry and audiences as well. But only few know that she faced a lot of creative differences with director Aanand L Rai while shooting the sequel. However probably she has forgotten those quarrels and has started to pursue the director. What’s the reason behind this change of attitude? Let’s have a look.
Aanand L Rai is planning his next film with the ‘Baadshah’ of bollywood Shah Rukh Khan. Sources say, “Kangana has been sending feelers to Anand, hoping for a patch-up”.
“Aanand is planning a film with Shah Rukh Khan and is on the hunt for the actress. Deepika and Katrina are on his mind. On hearing that Aanand is planning to cast Dippy in his next, Kangana decided to mend things with the director so that he casts her opposite SRK,” added the source.
Following the creative differences, the director is perhaps not in a mood to sign the ‘Queen’ actress. “He is not at all convinced that things will be any different if he casts her (Kangana) in the film, and he doesn’t want to take a chance though Kangana and SRK will be a new and an interesting pair”, added the source.
Shah Rukh Khan had said earlier that he liked the movie ‘Queen’ as well complementing Kangana Ranaut beautiful showed his praise towards the actress.
Kangana Ranaut whose last film ‘Katti Batti’ failed at the Box Office is currently shooting for her next ‘Rangoon.’ Hope she manages to convince Aanand L Rai, with the new pair of ‘Baadshah’ Khan and ‘Queen’ Ranaut will surely be a movie to look out for.
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