MUMBAI: Kangana Ranaut, who is one of the most popular and talented film actresses, has bought a 48 crore bungalow. All set to build an empire of her own, Kangana Ranaut’s team recently shared video giving fans a first glimpse of the massive three-storeyed office space the actress has added in her latest possession. From playing landmark roles in films, Kangana finally kick-started her production house ‘Manikarnika Films’ and the plush bungalow will be an office space for the production company.  As Kangana spent Rs 48 Crore on her beautiful office space situated in Bandra, Mumbai, the actress talks about the reaction her family had and how they felt it was a huge risk. 

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Speaking with Pinkvilla, Kangana Ranaut opened up about how having such a huge property was a risk of its own. The actress shared that she was reminded of the same by family members and close associates as well. She said, “Everyone told me you could have worked anywhere else. Why don't you just rent an apartment instead? I told them I can't go to those glass chambers where there's no life. I need organic fabric, plants around me.” As the actress wanted to have an office space according to her preferences, she shared how her family reacted. Laughing out loud, she revealed, “My family was like: yeh itni sari demands leke direction mein struggle karne ja rahi hai. My sister is like, she's a diva, tum struggling director ho?" 

Moving on, the Manikarnika actress shared how everyone had their respective reservations, but eventually, she went on and did up the place just as she wanted it to be. Kangana also shared how her CA advised her at every interval about the large investment she was doing. The actress then continued, “So there was a group of people from my parents to my CA and my sister who were after my life.” Ranaut then revealed how she finally took the big step and said, “So going against the family never really stops. And I was like, 'Can I just do what I want to do?' They felt I'm wasting my money. It was a challenge and I still feel that going forward, I will figure it if it was a good investment or not." 

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