The Income Tax Department recently raided the homes of Bollywood actress Taapsee Pannu, director Anurag Kashyap and several shareholders of Phantom Films. At the time of the attack, the Income Tax Department claimed to have found evidence of large-scale income tax fraud. The Income Tax Department said that vouchers have been seized from Tapsee’s house for cash payment of Rs 5 crore. Actress Kangana Ranaut’s response came to light after IT took action against Taapsee and Anurag Kashyap. Kangna aims to tweet him, calling him ‘chor-chor mousare bhai’. Kangana’s tweet is getting quite viral.
The thieves are just thieves, those who want to sell the homeland and cut it down.
When Brad Pitt praised Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor, he said this
Thieves are just thieves, those who sell the homeland and want to cut it down, they’re just gidders, and those who support the gaddars …
Because thieves are thieves
And it scares the thieves
Narendra Modi is no ordinary man. pic.twitter.com/awmy4EVGDF– Kangana Ranaut (ang kanganatiem) March 4, 2021
Kangana Ranaut wrote in another tweet, ‘It’s not just taxpayers, but black money is a big deal. Did they get that money to incite the Shaheenbaugh riot or republican violence … Where did the black money come from and where was it sent, it doesn’t matter? ‘.
Sarah Ali Khan has made her brother’s birthday special, the cake being in debate
They are not alone #TaxChore There have been big deals of black money, has he got that money to provoke? # Shaheenbaugh Riots or # Republic Day Violence …
Where did black money come from and where did they send countless black money? https://t.co/XSUhBQYpKA– Kangana Ranaut (ang kanganatiem) March 4, 2021
Of note, both Pannu and Kashyap are known for their open opinions on many things. But now, their troubles have increased. On Wednesday, an IT department team raided both the home and office. The IT department officials also questioned them for about 11 hours. After a lengthy interrogation by IT officials, there was evidence of big swings and manipulation in Anurag Kashyap’s company Phantom Films. With this, the company’s revenues were less than box office collections.
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