I am not concerned about critical acclaim - Kangana Ranaut

Kangana Ranaut's acting career is dotted with performances that have got her high critical acclaim from all quarters. Her first movie Gangster established the fact that she was a pretty face who could act as well. In her subsequent outings like Woh Lamhe, Life In A…Metro and Fashion, Kangana's performance drew rave reviews from critics especially her performance in Fashion which eventually helped her clinch a National Award. But commercial success has by far eluded this sassy actress. Barring Once Upon a Time in Mumbai, Kangana's other movies haven't exactly been huge money spinners. When we asked Kangana on whether she is happy and content with all the critical acclaim coming her way, the actress replied that she gives more credence to commercial success than critical acclaim. “Critical acclaim is not important to me. Critics are just a small group of people who express their personal opinion about the film and performances. For me box officer acclaim matters the most. If my film is accepted at the box office and makes money it makes me happy. If a film earns 100 crore it means a vast majority has liked it and that’s what matters ultimately,” said Kangana and also added that she wouldn’t mind even if critics dislike her movie. “Critics form a small minority,” said Kangana. The actress would now be seen playing a mutant with supernatural powers in Krrish 3. The role required Kangana to perform grueling stunt scenes. Admitting that it was difficult to reprise the role, Kangana said, “We had an action director from China who had flown down to teach us the Chinese style of fight which was very difficult to do. But thankfully I have been performing somersaults and other kinds physical exercises like stretching right from my childhood. So these came to my aid in learning these stunts.” Well, it’s finally good to see Kangana play a role which is not psychotic or neurotic, for a change.