Taapsee Pannu shares Kangana's statement on Jiah Khan’s suicide, questions contradiction

War of words between Taapsee Pannu and Kangana Ranaut doesn't seem to end in aftermath of latter's explosive interview with Republic Media Network. In recent developments, Taapsee shared a screengrab of Kangana's old interview (from time of Jiah Khan's demise) and questioned how her stance changed on depression and suicide from n to Sushant's unfortunate death. In tweets later, Taapsee also called Kangana a 'bully' and clarified reason behind it.

In 2013, Kangana Ranaut came out to defend Sooraj Pancholi when he was behind bars for allegedly abetting Jiah Khan's suicide. Kangana at that time was dating Sooraj's far Aditya Pancholi and reacting on issue n, Kangana said, "Depression is a disease which should be treated like one. When a person chooses to take a step like that it is irrelevant what made m do it. Depression could be triggered by anything. You can’t blame anyone else for that state of mind."

Meanwhile, talking about Sushant Singh Rajput's death, Kangana Ranaut in conversation with Republic Media Network accused producers Karan Johar, Mahesh Bhatt, Aditya Chopra, film critic Rajeev Masand, and nepotism, 'groupism' of film industry as a reason.

Questioning same, Taapsee on Monday wrote, "Get inquiry started, request police , CBI , FBI and every ncy that can help unearth truth. Also along side help us all unearth how logic behind suicide, depression and reason behind that changes when it’s Jia Khan to when it is SSR" [sic]

Fans Trend #NationStandsWithKangana As Kangana Takes On Actors 'supporting Nepotism'

Kangana Ranaut called out actors, star kids, and directors for keeping up practice of nepotism in an interview with Republic Media Network. Impressed fans started trending #NationStandsWithKangana (which w stands at over 123, 000 tweets)

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