In the Indian film business, Kangana Ranaut has established herself as a brilliant and adaptable actor. She is known for her powerful performances and her bold personality and has won several awards for her acting skills. If you’re a fan of Kangana Ranaut, here are some interesting facts about her that you might not know.
She was born on March 23, 1987, in Bhambla, Himachal Pradesh, a town close to Manali. She attended DAV High School in Dehradun until she graduated. She wasn’t just a diligent student; she also had a penchant for extracurricular activities and frequently took part in speeches and debates. She is a talented basketball player as well.
Kangana dreamed of becoming a doctor before deciding to pursue a bright career in Bollywood.
Kangana’s entry into Bollywood wasn’t simple. Her parents weren’t convinced about her job choice until well before she stood in front of the arc lights. When she told her family she wanted to pursue acting as a career, a news source said that they were vehemently against it. She nevertheless overcame all obstacles and fulfilled her objectives.
Few people are aware of her training in Kathak dance. She received four years of formal instruction from Rajendra Chaturvedi at Nateshwar Nritya Kala Mandir. She then signed up with a modelling agency.
Kangana began her acting career in Delhi with the Asmita Theatre Group, taking things slowly. At the Indian Habitat Center, she collaborated with the director Arvind Gaur. Her debut performance was “Taledanda” by Girish Karnad (Rakt Kalyan). There was no turning back for her after that.
Do you know how Kangana landed her big break in Bollywood? Anurag Basu’s search for a leading lady for his subsequent movie reportedly came to an end when he saw Kangana in September 2005 in a café, according to a news portal. He offered her the female lead role in “Gangster,” which helped her become very well-known in Bollywood.
Her interests include movies, eating, fashion, and fitness. She loves to cook when she has free time and is a vegetarian. Kangana does not believe that marriage is necessary and considers self-love to be inspiring. She has repeatedly urged young ladies not to rely on marriage as their source of identity and support.
One of the select few Bollywood actresses with four National Award victories is her. Kangana won her fourth National Award for “Manikarnika” and “Panga” thanks to her outstanding acting. She had previously won Best Supporting Actress for the film “Fashion” in 2008. She also received Best Actress nominations for both “Tanu Weds Manu Returns” and “Queen” (2014). (2015).
Source: Times of India