Kangana Ranaut remembers being called a ‘witch’; says 'If you have super powers you'll be called a witch'

Actor Kangana Ranaut, who is working hard on her upcoming directorial 'Emergency', recently recalled the time when she was called a witch.

On Sunday, the actor took to Instagram and shared a video featuring Sadhguru in which he talked about how 'women were burnt 2 centuries ago since they were suspected to be witches.' Along with the video, she penned a long note and wrote, 'If you have super powers you will be called a witch…I was called a witch but I didn’t let them burn me…instead I…he he he I must be a real witch wohahaa aabra ka dabra'

The 'Tanu weds Manu' actor also mentioned, ‘In 2016 one of the leading print editors @saritatanwar2707 wrote a piece in her paper that her investigative journo skills have landed her proofs of my black magic skills and she is more than sure that I mix my period blood in ladoos (sweets) that I send on Diwali to everyone as gifts, Ha ha those days were fun, no one could figure with no filmi background, education, guidance, agency, groups or friends/boyfriends I made it to the top… so they all collectively came up with one answer BLACK MAGIC!!'

This is not the first time the actor has opened up about these allegations.

Earlier in an interview with NDTV, the 'Queen' actor addressed the allegations made by her ex-boyfriend-actor Adhyayan Suman, whom she dated from 2008-09.

Adhyayan had alleged that Kangana made him drink her period blood.

Kangana said, 'It doesn’t upset me when people call me names and talk about my period blood – but just don’t call it gross. Because there is nothing gross about period blood. When we think about periods, it’s my ability to reproduce, it’s my ability to give birth. If there’s nothing gross about a man’s body fluids, then there is nothing mysterious or evil about women’s body fluids either.'

On the work front, apart from 'Emergency', Kangana Ranaut is awaiting the release of her upcoming film, 'Tejas'.

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