Kangana Ranaut calls Jaya Bachchan 'spoilt' for pushing fan: 'Topi looks like Rooster comb, Fighting Cock'

A recent incident involving veteran actress and Rajya Sabha MP Jaya Bachchan has sparked widespread conversation on social media. A video that surfaced online shows the veteran actress sharply reacting to a man who attempted to take a selfie with her while she was attending an event at the Constitution Club of India. Visibly irritated, she was seen pushing the man aside and asking, “Kya kar rahe hai aap?” — a moment that quickly went viral.

The clip drew mixed reactions online. While some defended Jaya’s reaction, pointing out the importance of personal space and consent even for public figures, others accused her of being unnecessarily aggressive. Comments ranged from defending her privacy to criticizing her for what some perceived as habitual rudeness in public settings.

However, what truly fanned the flames was Kangana Ranaut’s sharp reaction. Never one to hold back, the actress-turned-politician shared the video on her Instagram handle and penned a scathing caption targeting Jaya Bachchan. She wrote: Most spoilt and privileged woman. People put up with her tantrums / non sense just because she is @amitabhbachchan ji's wife. That samajwadi topi looks like a rooster comb, while she looks like a fighting cock!! Such disgrace and Shame.”

The post immediately caught fire online, with many applauding Kangana for “saying it like it is,” while others accused her of making the issue personal and disrespectful. The attack seemed to resurrect long-standing tensions between the two actresses, especially considering Jaya Bachchan had previously condemned Kangana’s remarks during debates around the treatment of actors in the film industry.

This incident brings to light the complex dynamics of celebrity culture in India—how stars manage public attention, and where the line between personal space and public expectation is drawn. It also reinforces how quickly a single moment can be magnified, critiqued, and politicized in the digital age, especially when figures like Kangana Ranaut weigh in with such provocative takes.