When Kangana Ranaut burst onto the scene with Gangster and later impressed audiences with films like Life in a… Metro, she was hailed as a refreshing new talent with remarkable acting prowess. Over the years, she showcased her versatility with Fashion, cemented her place among Bollywood’s finest performers, and then completely changed the game with Queen. Following the success of Queen, Kangana largely gravitated towards female-led films, choosing roles that gave her characters depth, agency, and individuality. While some of those films found critical and commercial success, others struggled at the box office, often prompting questions about why she continued to pursue such unconventional projects. Now, the actor-politician has finally explained the reasoning behind her choices. ‘Movies were looked down upon in our household’ In a recent interview with Pen Movies while promoting her upcoming film Bharat Bhagya Vidhata, Kangana Ranaut, along with co-stars Girija Oak and Smita Tambe, reflected on the importance of awards and recognition in her life. “Awards mean a lot to me, largely because of the background I come from,” Kangana …