Kangana Ranaut’s Opinion On Marriage Has Changed (Photo Credit: Twitter)
New Delhi:
Kangana Ranaut is finally ready to take the nuptial plunge and all thanks to the director of her upcoming movie 'Panga' and her husband. There is finally a man who has inspired Kangana to go for marriage and surprisingly though he is from Bollywood and is married as well! Before you jump to conclusions that Kangana has found the man of her dreams, let us clarify: Kangana Ranaut was talking about filmmaker Nitesh Tiwari, who is the husband of Ashwiny Iyer Tiwari, director of 'Panga'.
“Undeniably, I have always felt it is difficult to find someone who will be on the same level. However, after having met Nitesh Tiwari, and noticing them so amicable and loving in their marriage, my opinion on marriage has changed. He supports his wife so wholeheartedly. Marriage seems possible to me now,” Kangana told Deccan Chronicle.
Kangana also revealed how her dream man should be. “He should be someone more intelligent, beautiful (handsome), and more talented than me,” she declared, adding that she does “have a romantic side”. ''I don’t remember a life when I have been out of love. I have had bad experiences with love, but I move on quickly,” she said.
Kangana has been earlier linked to Adhyayan Suman, Hrithik Roshan and British doctor named, Nicholas Lafferty. Unfortunately, none of her relationships lasted longer and when they parted ways, it became a subject of rumour mongering in the tinsel town.
'Panga' marks Kangana and Ashwiny Tiwari's first collaboration and the two share a special bond. When Kangana was asked how she was so satisfied with her new director, she said, "When an actor goes to a film set, the first and foremost thing he or she expects is that their director has the maximum clarity about the project and should shine the most and deliver the film of the year. This is every actor's dream. But when the director himself opts out of the movie, leaving his actor orphan, then I'm definitely not somebody who will run away from the battleground. So, I take charge. Trust me, no actor would want to go to the set and know that their director is lacking. But Ashwiny is so competent and organised. It's amazing to be working with directors who give you the film that they promised." Kangana revealed that Ashwiny would get calls warning her to not work with the actress, who has been alleged of undermining her directors and taking over their film. On the contrary Kangana revealed Ashwiny would come and hug her, kiss her and make her feel as comfortable as possible.
As 'Panga' goes to theatres on January 24, can you hear wedding bells already for Kangana?
