23rd March marks the birthday of Kangana Ranaut who is one the few actresses who have made her own path of Bollywood path with her talent and skills. And is the time when she stands with the top-notch male actors of the industry. 

She has no qualms in admitting that she doesn’t wish to work with the Khans, and instead, wants to stand out with powerful performances single-handedly. And so, Kangana, who has made it big in the industry with her determination and sheer hard work, stands boldly in voicing out her opinions.

So, on the special occasion of her birthday here are top 5 movies of her that made her star that she is. Have a look 

Happy birthday, Kangana! We wish you a successful year ahead. 

Gangster: 

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Gangster is the second movie of her, in which she played a schizophrenic actress dealing with demons inside her. A strong role to enact, Kangana delivered a superlative performance of a scared, vulnerable, tormented girl.

Fashion: 

Fashion is the movie in which Kangana grabbed all the attention. Her portrayal of a supermodel who loses everything due to substance abuse. The performance fetched her a National Award in the best-supporting-actress category that year.

Queen:

If we are talking about Kangana Raunat then how can we forget her blockbuster movie queen? In the movie she goes on her honeymoon alone after her fiancé calls off their wedding at the last moment, the film highlighted how it's important to love yourself and explore places on your own. A beautiful film that inspired many to go on solo trips, Kangana’s Rani struck a chord with one and all. She won Filmfare and National Award for this film.

Tanu Weds Manu Returns: 

Tanu and Manu came back on screen one more time with Kusum Sangwan as their third wheel. Kangana played both Tanu and Kusum with much ease. Both characters were strikingly different from each other yet Kangana managed to ace both of them, making Kusum a memorable character.

Tanu Weds Manu:

 Tanuja Trivedi seemed like an extension of Kangana Ranaut. Anand L Rai’s film had the actress playing Tanu a brat who unwittingly gets drawn to the calm, sensible Manu despite rejecting him in the beginning. A fun film spanned over Lucknow and Kanpur, the film attained classic status for its humor, and for its performances.