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Kangana Ranaut: I want to have children, but my work will always be my first baby

Kangana Ranaut never minces words. In an interaction with a leading Indian daily, Kangana spoke about the matters of heart and her family. Kangana said that her profession never comes in between her solid relationship. “Honestly, it’s not about the work, but the person you are. It’s easier to find love during your growing years because one is so raw, undefined and easy-going. As time goes by, you want something else, and it’s hard to find,” she said.

Talking about her expectations from her partner, she said, “In my early 20s, my idea of a partner was more filmi; my expectations are very different today. As you get older, you no longer want to put the other person ahead of you. Your own fulfillment becomes important and you want someone who can keep up.”


Talking about her belief in the institution of marriage, she spoke about her interest in starting her family, “I do. I definitely want to get married. I’m thinking more and more about finding a solid relationship and having a family. Meeting the right guy is on the to-do list. Frivolous dating and going for midnight walks and drives are not things that interest me anymore. I want to have children, but my work will always be my first baby. Actually, Prithvi is as good as my own baby,” Kangana said.

On the work front, Kangana is currently busy with the shoots of her upcoming film Manikarnika: The Queen Of Jhansi. Post the film, she will be seen in a psychological thriller Mental Hai Kya? Opposite Rajkummar Rao.

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