Actress Kangana Ranaut is a person in Bollywood who you may or may not like but cannot ignore. Kangana has 3 National Awards in her bag and such that Kangana is not scared on any issue. The actress Kangana, who last appeared with Rajkumar Rao in the psychological thriller 'Judgmental Hai Kya', is now ready to once again dominate the silver screen from a sports drama film 'Panga'. Actress Kangana spoke openly on all issues.

On the title track of the same 'Panga', 'Man Ki Jo Sunne' Kangana said, 'I think this is the fundda of my life too. I only listen to my heart to see what is right. I left home at a young age and there was no one to dictate to me. I started working at the age of 17 and have been drinking since then. My actions may have been childish, but I still kept my mind. 'Kangana takes full responsibility for her decisions and on her decision to leave home, she said,' Leaving home was a big decision in my life. I also thought what would happen if I did not succeed, but then my mind said that whatever happens I will deal with it alone.

If my parents were not there for this, there was no chance of going back. It is not the same that on returning, my parents would say something to me, but I had to give my 100%.

Regarding her struggle, Kangana said, 'I have seen very difficult days. I have slept hungry. My parents could give me every comfort but I did not go back. I thought it would be wrong for me to go back. I chose my path and stayed on it. For your information, let us know that the film 'Panga', directed by Ashwini Iyer Tiwari, is going to be released on January 24. The film stars Jassi Gill, Richa Chadha and Neena Gupta in the lead roles alongside Kangana.

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