Yami Gautam Dhar shares her views on Kangana Ranaut; says, “She is one of the best we have”

Bollywood actress Yami Gautam Dhar opens up on her relationship with Kangana Ranaut. She believes that everyone who treats you with respect and love must be embraced back. The actor revealed that while Kangana was filming in the town, she extended an invitation to visit her home in Manali. In an interview Yami told DNA, “I think it comes from the fact that we hail from the same state and of course, she is a fantastic actress. She is one of the best we have. For me, the first way of admiration will always be work whether it is Kangana or Vidya (Vidya Balan) or so many other actresses. And then the fact that she wished me on my wedding.” Yami recounted how Kangana had invited her to her Manali house. She said, “We were shooting for Chor in Manali. It was a two-day shoot and my mom was with me. Very sweetly she messaged me to visit her home but we couldn’t because of erratic shoot hours. It’s just mutual respect, I feel anyone who treats you with respect, and love must be embraced back. Looking forward to her next film and next work because her work speaks for itself.” On the professional front, Yami made her acting debut in Bollywood with Vicky Donor in 2012, opposite Ayushmann Khurrana. She has starred in several movies such as Kaabil, Sanam Re, Bala, Ginny Weds Sunny, A Thursday, Badlapur, Dasvi among others. She was last seen in Lost, which was released on OTT platform ZEE5 on February 16. She has Oh My God 2 and Chor Nikal Ke Bhaga in her pipeline. On the other hand, Kangana had recently announced the wrap of Emergency. The film has piqued the curiosity among viewers. The actress, who is also donning the director’s hat, will essay the role of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. In the pipeline, she also has Tejas, Manikarnika Returns: The Legend of Didda, The Incarnation: Sita, a biopic on Bengali theatre personality Noti Binodini and Chandramukhi 2. Also Read: Yami Gautam Dhar speaks on women-centric films in cinema; lauds industry for “evolving”