Without using names, actress Kangana Ranaut launched a brand-new, unjustified attack against actors Ranbir Kapoor and Karan Johar. In an apparent jab at both, Kangana continued to blame Ranbir and Karan for the "nasty" accusations spread about her.

Before Sushant Singh Rajput's third death anniversary on June 14, Kangana dug up the unfortunate death of the late actor and alleged that the "jodi" was responsible for the malicious articles against him. She claimed that they "forcibly" served as referees during her legal and public dispute with Hrithik Roshan.

"Explaining further on yesterday's tales, there are many threats to the film industry, but this Duryodhan (white rat) and Shakuni (papa jo) Jodi is the worst... They openly admit that they are the most gossipy, envious, nasty, and insecure people. In films, they identify themselves as the information and broadcasting ministry of gossip. The entire film business is aware that they were the primary suspects in all the false accusations made against Sushant Singh Rajput, which led to his suicide. They also forcibly acted as referees in my struggle with HR and circulated a variety of ugly falsehoods about me, she said in a story on Instagram.

In another post, Kangana—who has previously been outspoken about her dislike for Karan Johar and Ranbir Kapoor—continued her argument without naming any specifics, claiming that once she revealed how she was being spied on, she was the target of savage PR attacks, which have since subsided.

However, the star acknowledged today that she might be in a "vulnerable place" and vowed to "expose" the "illegal activities" involving the couple that she claimed to be aware of.

I swear to disclose significant unlawful actions they engage in, such dark web use, hacking, espionage, and illegal underhanded slander, as soon as I am in a position of authority. These will be sufficient to put them in jail. I appreciate you listening to my plight. Since I've been talking about this for more than ten years, their waning jobs have forced them to pay more attention to their own lives; otherwise, it would have been nearly impossible for them to work in this field.