"Worse product of nepotism": Kangana Ranaut hits back at Uddhav Thackeray

Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray and Kangana Ranaut has hit a new low. The actor today hit out at the Chief Minister in a series of tweets.

On Sunday, Uddhav Thackeray had attacked "those who abuse Mumbai by calling it Pakistan Occupied Kashmir", without naming Kangana Ranaut.

"People who have no means of livelihood in their home come to Mumbai and betray it. Calling Mumbai PoK is in fact the failure of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He had said he would get back PoK into India," Mr Thackeray said, adding that Maharashtra-haters had left no stone unturned in defaming the state.

In response, Kangana Ranaut called the Chief Minister the "worse product" of nepotism.

"(Sanjay) Raut called me Haramkhor now Uddhav (Thackeray) called me namak-haram (treacherous), he is claiming I won't get food in my state if Mumbai does not give me shelter, shame on you I am your son's age this is how you speak to a self made single woman, Chief Minister you are the worse product of nepotism," the actor said.

"Chief Minister I am not drunk on my father's power and wealth like you, if I wanted to be a nepotism product I could have stayed back in Himachal, I hail from a renowned family, I didn't want to live off on their wealth and favours, some people have self respect and self worth (sic)."

Kangana Ranaut had last month lashed out at the Chief Minister in a video addressing him as "tu" (an informal version of you).

Their sparring began when the 33-year-old outspoken actor accused Mr Thackeray's Shiv Sena, which heads the Maharashtra government and controls the Mumbai civic body, of targeting her in a war of words over the Sushant Singh Rajput case. She had criticized the handling of the case by the Mumbai police and said she didn't feel safe in the city.