As Tejas performs poorly at box office, Kangana Ranaut says those wishing her ill will be ‘forever miserable’, asks them to join her fan club: ‘I’ll show them way’

The actor said she is “destined” to do “significant” things in life and mentioned how she left home aged 15 from Himachal Pradesh to follow her dreams. Haters, she said, should rather join her “fan clubs” as then they will be aligned with her “larger universal plan”.

“All those who are wishing me ill, their lives will be forever miserable because they will have to see my glory every day for the rest of their lives, since I left home at the age of 15 with nothing I am consistently chiseling my own fate and there have been enough evidence that I am destined to do significant things for the cause of woman empowerment and for my nation Bharat 🇮🇳.

“For their own mental health I request them to join my fan clubs that way they will be aligned with the larger universal plan, I want my well wishers to be kind to them show them the way 🙏,” she added.

Tejas is Kangana’s consecutive box office disaster. Baring her 2019 release Manikarnika: The Queen of Jhansi–which was dubbed as an average grosser–the actor’s films since Katti Batti in 2015 have been flops at the ticket window, which includes her last release, Dhaakad.

The actor will now pin hopes to get a clean hit with her next film Emergency, scheduled to release next year. In the film, Kangana plays former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.