‘Kangana hate is so visible’: Karan Johar's Dharma Productions crops actress out of Ungli poster

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Updated At : 09:24 PM Dec 02, 2021 IST

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Chandigarh, December 2

Dharma Productions recently tweeted a poster of ‘Ungli ‘to celebrate seven years of the release of the film. However, actor Kangana Ranaut was cropped out of the poster of Ungli in the Dharma Productions’ tweet.

“Y’all really…cropped out Kangana, have some shame KJo,” a Twitter user wrote, while another comment read, “Kangana hate is so visible.”

The actress indifferences with Karan began in 2017 when she hit the headlines calling filmmaker Karan Johar “intolerant” towards outsiders and a “flagbearer of nepotism” who only backed industry kids, on his popular chat show ‘Koffee With Karan’.

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