A superstar was called a Womanizer by Kangana Ranaut and has been accused of hacking her A/c

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Kangana Ranaut (Bollywood Actress) accused 2 co-actors of criminal charges involving the following.

Hacking her Social Media A/cs,

2.Purchasing many fake tickets, and

3.Influencing Box Office Collections.

On Sunday, on Instagram, Ranaut said that a fan notified her about the scam in which criminals used her name to hack some accounts. She also posted a screenshot of the scam showing a message in which someone was imitating Ranaut’s online manager.

Kangana Ranaut

I had nothing to do with the scam & not related to the individual running the scam caused they were related to the “Film Mafia.”

The Film Mafia was responsible for the crimes. Moreover, the actor I dated afterward cleared that I was in a relationship with a fraudster.

Moreover, she also made shocking comments about her co-actors and didn’t expose their name.

The fraudster used various contacts & A/cs to communicate with me. Moreover, he hacked my A/c illegally while staying anonymous.

I also confronted another superstar who is also a “Womanizer.” That individual reached her place and begged for a date, but she declined. Afterward, she claimed that the person had hacked her devices & was lying about the marriage and a kid. None of the allegations claimed by Ranaut were validated till now, however, they caused issues for the accused.

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