Kangana Ranaut says she wanted to open a restaurant last year but ran into 'financial setbacks'

Kangana Ranaut has revealed that she was planning to open a restaurant in the hills but was put on hold due to financial difficulties. 'Dhaakad' (2022), the actor's most recent film, was a box office flop. Kangana previously stated that she had mortgaged her home to fund her first solo directorial effort, 'Emergency'. In the film, she plays former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.

On Sunday, Kangana shared a clip from an old interview with film trade analyst Komal Nahta on Instagram Stories. He appears to have inquired about Kangana's wish list other than films.

'Another interview from more than a decade ago, yes cooking is very much on my agenda... had some financial setbacks last year otherwise I was all set to launch my restaurant in the valley, will be coming soon. Thank you to my fans for these clips; I had forgotten about these interactions, but when we build intentions, we set our destiny GPS (global positioning system), so cultivate intentions rather than desires', she wrote alongside the video

Kangana just finished filming 'Emergency', which also stars Anupam Kher, Shreyas Talpade, Mahima Chaudhary, Milind Soman, Vishak Nair, and the late Satish Kaushik. She is currently working on her Telugu film 'Chandramukhi 2'.

In January, the actor revealed that she had mortgaged 'all her properties, everything she owned' to make Emergency, which she produced. 'Main iss sheher mein 500 leke ayi thi aur main phir se agar puri tarha se barbad ho jati hoon toh main phirse pure tarha se khadi ho sakti hoon, mujh mein itna confidence aur itni himmat hai, mujh mein itna confidence aur itni himmat hai', she told reporters at a party. I came to Mumbai with only 500, so even if I am completely ruined, I have the confidence and strength to stand on my feat once more. Possessions are meaningless.

Kangana recently renovated her Mumbai home and posted several photos of it on Instagram.

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