Kangana Ranaut Defends ‘Generation Gutter’ Remark For Hindu Gen Z Girls

Kangana Ranaut has defended her “generation gutter” remark about “young Hindu women” outside Parliament, saying the protesters were “speaking in vulgar language” and arguing that such behaviour is “not acceptable” in society. Her remarks come after she sparked outrage by calling Gen Z girls “generation gutter” in an Instagram Story, where she also described them as “ugly” and “corrupt”, and claimed they “can't even be good homemakers”.

While speaking to reporters outside Parliament, Kangana claimed that the student protesters targeted PM Modi’s late mother and hurled abuses at her. She added that while everyone has participated in protests at some point in their lives, they are typically led by a representative who voices the group's demands - not conducted in the manner she believes the recent student protest was.

“Our 75-year-old Prime Minister was targeted, and filthy abuse was hurled at his late mother. We, too, have participated in student protests. But what kind of students are these, and what kind of obscene language are they using? In what way do they resemble students?” she said, before adding, “If these individuals need Supreme Court lawyers or legal counsel in the future, will their parents be able to afford it? They do not have the means to afford it themselves.”