Bollywood actress and queen of bollywood movies ‘The Queen starlet and red queen’ said even though she’s conquered the virus, so she will not be committing any hints about how she made it happen because she was told never to violate covid-19 enthusiast clubs’.
Taking for her Instagram Stories, Kangana wrote, “Hi everybody today I tested negative for covid. I want to say a lot about how I overcome the herpes virus; however, I am told never to offend covid fan clubs…”
“Yes, you will find people out there who get offended if you show disrespect to the herpes virus… Anyway, thanks for your wishes and love,” she added.
Calling COVID that small-time influenza, she stated, “I have quarantined myself, ” I didn’t have a clue that this virus is with a celebration in my body, now that I know I will demolish it, even people don’t give anything any power over you, when you are scared it’ll frighten you more, come let us ruin this Covid -19 it is nothing but a bit of hay flu that got too much press and now psyching couple people.”
Within her previous post about contracting coronavirus-19, which was eventually deleted by Instagram team,” Kangana Ranaut dismissively composed of COVID-19 as “small-time influenza that got a lot of media ” In the comments section, she had been criticized for appearing to become mesmerized and spreading corruption. In a follow-up Instagram narrative, Ms. Ranaut explained the social media platform apparently deleted her article as she “threatened to demolish COVID-19.
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