Kangana Ranaut, when I started out, my family did not support me

Kangana Ranaut: When I started out, my family did not support me and that was probably the worst phase of my life

Kangana Ranaut is all set for the release of her next — director Ashwiny Iyer Tiwari's 'Panga'. Ahead of the film's release, the actress talked about how it centers around the role a supportive family plays in helping one achieve his/her dreams, anyway implausible they might appear. Kangana also talked about how she and her family are an unshakable emotionally supportive network for each other.

In an interview with Bombay Times, the actress said, "I have seen the two sides. I have also perceived how miserable your life can be without your family. Initially, when I started out, my family did not bolster me and that was probably the most noticeably awful phase of my life. Even though at that age I must have felt… to hell with them, over time, I realized that there are only those many people in the world who will be there with you all along. That's when I decided to mend my relationship with them and be near them, because the distance had become way too much. I wanted to support our relationship and have people around me, who I could share my life with. That's precisely what we are talking about in Panga, too, that building a relationship with your nearby ones is everyday work and a procedure. Even now, while my family and I are there for each other like stone, we can't take it for granted. We have to deal with it and invest in it emotionally, consistently. I also think that I could go back and mend my relationship with them because of my success."