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‘They are so ugly’: Kangana Ranaut says some young Hindu women are ‘generation gutter’ in fresh IG rant

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Actress-turned-politician and Mandi MP Kangana Ranaut has once again stirred up a major political and social controversy following a series of sharp posts on her Instagram account. Known for her unfiltered and outspoken opinions, the actor took severe aim at the younger demographic, specifically targeting Gen Z students and young women who were involved in recent social and student-led demonstrations. In her extended rant shared via Instagram Stories, Kangana expressed intense disapproval regarding the lifestyle choices, public behavior, and mindset of modern Indian youth, calling videos from recent student demonstrations completely unpleasant and disturbing to watch. She went on to state that she felt overwhelmed by the social media clips circulating online and declared a urgent need for a digital break to cleanse her mind after observing what she described as unprecedented crude behavior among young protesters.

The core of the controversy stems from her direct criticism targeting young Hindu women whom she accused of imitating Western lifestyle standards without earning genuine personal or financial independence. Kangana wrote that truly independent women make brave career choices, hold strong opinions, and take complete responsibility for their lives without relying on or burdening their families. In contrast, she labeled a section of modern, westernized Indian women as “Generation Gutter,” asserting that they have nothing meaningful to offer society. Pushing her critique further, the politician claimed that some of these young women lack academic focus, describing them as too corrupt to manage traditional home responsibilities, while simultaneously flaunting social habits like drinking, partying, and living off their parents’ hard-earned money while making claims about personal freedom.

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Her harsh remarks immediately triggered widespread backlash across social media and political circles, drawing strong objections from various political leaders and online users. Critics heavily condemned the harsh language used by a sitting Member of Parliament against the nation’s youth and student community, calling her comments needlessly aggressive and toxic. Several political figures demanded an apology from Kangana, emphasizing that student concerns should be addressed with empathy rather than public insults and body-shaming. Undeterred by the mounting criticism, Kangana doubled down on her stance in subsequent posts, arguing that public actions and street protests naturally attract equal public reaction, and advising young protesters to be prepared for harsh feedback if they choose to voice opinions publicly.

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