KANGANA KO GUSSS AANA KAB BAND HO GAYA ?.... BY ALI PETER JOHN

If there are two things I have tried my best to know, they are love and anger. I have experienced more than my share of both these feelings and had have often paid a very heavy price for them, but I don't think I will stop my efforts in knowing the roots of how these feelings are born in human beings and can lead to the building of a better world and even lead to the destruction of the world - Ali Peter John

I have had very close and intense encounters with love and anger which are a part of human life, but I wish they weren't....

Why do these thoughts cross my mind on Good Friday,a day remembered the world over as the day Jesus Christ was nailed to a cross till he gave up his spirit.

He is believed to be the son of God, but he too had his life dotted with the feelings of love and anger?

I am sitting in my now favourite home known as Chaayos with which I started with a lot of love because of the tea it served and the atmosphere filled with the joie de vivre, but have just started feeling angry with it, because I who am a totally dependent on tea man have realised that they are no longer serving the same quality of tea.

I am again experiencing the feelings of love and anger as I see some young people lost in their own world of love and send up a prayer for their love to last and not to be one big act of sweet but meaningless nothings.

There are all the morning's papers hanging around and crying to be read, but no one cares, especially in these ways even there is a dearth of love and an excessive escalation of anger as politicians in the country are busy playing their dirty games of politics.

What is this once great country coming to, when one senior leader hurls his dirty shoe to express his anger against his arch rival and politicians and their bhakts and followers are busy making evil plans to grab votes by hook or crook, by wily or wicked ways?

I must personally thank Kangana Ranaut, who can perhaps be my last favourite actress for giving me the opportunity to express the feelings that have been lying dormant in me for years...

I have been a very happy observer of the rise and rise of Kangana, the girl who came down the hills to an unknown dream city armed only with her confident talent.

My happiness for her achievements reached a new high when she emerged on a hill of her own with films like“Fashion",“Queen", the“Tanu Weds Manu"sequel and when she scaled unimaginable heights when she took over the making of“Mankarnika--Rani of Jhansi"and showed the world which was for reasons of his own scheming to pull her down. For me, as an impartial observer of my favourite

actress,“Mankarnika-...."is only beginning for her to reach heights which even she cannot imagine, only if she keeps her“Mental"balance and doesn't take too many “Pangas" with petty men and women who believe that the world belongs to them and they can run it according to their own power of money and other kinds of power and their very mean whims and fancies.

The only thing that worries me about Kangana is her uncontrollable anger and her blatant bursting out whenever she feels there is something wrong in the ways of the world and the ways of some people who have openly or discretely shown how much they hated her when they should have actually loved her for doing the kind of things normal and everyday actresses cannot dare to do in a man's world...
I would not like to make a list of the times she has lost her temper, but I would also like to make a list for her to know that what she has been doing can be right according to her own upbringing and the values dear to her, but she must give herself sometime, go into her hills and sit under the most beautiful tree and think about her anger because if she cares to listen to the voice of an experienced admirer, ANGER IN THE LONG RUN CAN ALSO END IN DANGER. Are you willing to listen to some short stories I wish to tell you which will one day or some day show you that your anger may spoil your clear chances of being one of the greats of Indian Cinema....

Your lambasting attacks on social media and other media about your matters of the heart with Hrithik Roshan and the resulting attacks you made about nepotism being followed like a tradition in the industry was the way anyone in your place would hurt any sensitive mind, but I who have spent more of my life in this world of Hindi Cinema know how some“great minds"cannot and will not as the heart, the courage or the conscience to take such attacks from a“kal ki chokhri"in their stride...
Your taking on an“army"or“gangs"as you have been calling them time and again have made you the face of female fortitude, which is what the men who still consider themselves powerful are not yet prepared to accept.

You were accused of tempering with the dialogue of Hansal Mehta's“Simran". You may have done it for the betterment of the film, but who would stop some wild voices wagging against you, accusing you of showing your power as a star?
Then came the biggest challenge of your controversial career.

You took on the making of“Mankarnika-....."and even before you could shoot the first few scenes, there were guns, big and small waiting to gun you down, but you carried on fearlessly and with the kind of fire and fervour which were the only qualities that could make a“Mankarnika-...."possible.

True, as was your nature (or was this nature thrust on you by the circumstances and the people who came into your life?), you got into a controversy first with your director Krish who had to leave your film, followed by the ego clash with Sonu Sood who also left, but you rode on just like the Rani of Jhansi did once upon a time not so long ago and you met with the kind of success that must have shaken up people who were not willing to take you seriously...

I recently heard about your so called controversial statements about Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt which was something to do with age or being young and not so young....

And only this morning I saw you talking about some film personalities shirking their responsibilities towards the Desh (country) and talking about how they didn't want to get involved in politics and try their best to keep away from politics, and your statements saying that politics was about the Desh and every Indian formed the Desh which he or she had to serve and do their duty towards it of they had to demand any kind of rights from it, showed me how you were so very different from the normal heroines of today for whom the Desh is almost like another planet about which they know nothing and would not even try to know anything. I wanted to stand up and clap for you and I mentally did......

The future is looking at you all the time and with all the faith in you and with all the expectations. Keep rising, keep riding, keep rolling and for god's sake or for the sake of anyone you truly love, please don't get into any further controversies. And

ALWAYS REMEMBER THAT ANGER IS A WAY OF FINDING RELIEF BUT ANGER CAN ALSO BE A DANGER WHICH I PERSONALLY FEEL IS NOT VERY GOOD FOR A SENSITIVE AND SENSIBLE STORY LIKE YOU, A STORY YOU HAVE WRITTEN YOURSELF AND YOU MUST NOT SPOIL YOUR OWN STORY, BECAUSE THAT IS JUST WHAT SOME OF YOUR“WELL-WISHERS"WANT YOU TO DO.