Kangana Ranaut draws Aamir Khan in passport controversy

Aamir Khan and Kangana Ranaut

Amid her passport renewal controversy, Kangana Ranaut on Wednesday took potshots at Aamir Khan over the remarks he made about "the growing intolerance in India." Referring to the superstar's 2015 comment, Kangy took to Instagram Story and shared a screenshot of her post on her Koo account, which read, "Please note when Aamir Khan offended the BJP government by calling India intolerant, no one held back his passport or stopped his films or shoots, and in no way was he tortured or harassed." Ranaut has filed an application in the Bombay High Court stating that the authorities are refusing to renew her passport citing an FIR filed against her for her controversial social media posts.

In her Instagram stories, she further also stated how when actor Aamir Khan had offended the BJP government back in the day, his passport wasn't held back nor were his shoots stopped.

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"When Aamir Khan offended BJP government by calling India intolerant, no one held back his passport to stop his films or shoots, in no way he was stopped or harassed. But in my case, I am being harassed and due to my passport being held back I'm unable to travel anywhere."

On Monday, Kangana had moved the Bombay high court seeking directions to the regional passport authority for passport renewal, as her plea had been denied by the local passport authority due to an FIR against her on charges of sedition.

The Bombay High Court on Tuesday reportedly refused the hearing of Ranaut's plea, calling the application vague. As per reports, the court has allowed her to amend the application and posted the hearing in the matter for a later date.

On the work front, Kangana's upcoming movie projects include 'Thalaivi', which is based on Tamil Nadu's former Chief Minister, Jayalalithaa. She also has 'Tejas' and 'Dhaakad' in her kitty. 'Manikarnika Returns: The Legend Of Didda' is also in pipeline.

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With inputs from ANI