Kangana Ranaut-Journalist spat | 'It's such a tragedy, Kangana hope you recover,' says a sarcastic Sona Mohapatra

Kangana Ranaut's spat with a PTI journalist during a promotional event for the film 'Judgementall Hai Kya' has triggered a massive controversy with Entertainment Journalists Guild of India deciding to boycott the unapologetic actress. While several celebrities have come forward to express their views on the ongoing tiff, one of them was Indian singer Sona Mohapatra who recently took a sly dig at the actress.

Sona, who is known for her outspoken, feministic nature, criticized Kangana's behavior and said that she has 'become the monster' she was fighting after finding power. She further wished 'recovery' to the 'Manikarnika' actress.

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The Entertainment Journalists Guild of India demanded a public apology from both Kapoor and Ranaut after the actress allegedly misbehaved with journalists present at Tuesday's press conference. 

 "We, as a guild, have collectively decided to boycott Ms. Ranaut and not give her any media coverage," the delegation said in its letter to Kapoor, adding that the boycott will not affect the film or the rest of the cast.

The members said in the letter that Ranaut had lashed out at the journalist even before he could complete the question he was asking at the press conference to promote the film on the pretext that he was running a "smear campaign" against her.

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Ranaut had also accused Rao of writing negatively about her film 'Manikarnika'. The journalist denied the allegations and the actor's claim that he personally messaged her and spent three hours in her vanity van. He said he met the actor briefly for an interview and there were no personal messages.