Actor Kangana Ranaut claims that her Twitter account was restricted after she made controversial remarks about Tandav creators. Kangana had said in a now-deleted tweet that it was 'time to take their heads off', for allegedly insulting Hindu gods in the series. On Wednesday, Kangana said that the liberal community reported her account to Twitter and got it restricted by 'chacha' Jack Dorsey, Twitter's co-founder and CEO. "Librus cried to their chacha @jack and got my account temporarily restricted, they are threatening me mera account/virtual identity kabhi bhi desh keliye shaheed ho sakti hai (My account and my virtual identity might get martyred for the country anytime), magar my reloaded desh bhakt version will reappear through my movies. Tumhara jeena dushwar karke rahungi (I will make your life miserable)," she wrote in a tweet.
Kangana's controversial tweet on January 18 came at a time when FIRs have been lodged against makers of the nine-part political web series created and directed by Ali Abbas Zafar. 'Tandav' features Saif Ali Khan, Dimple Kapadia, Sunil Grover, Tigmanshu Dhulia, and Gauahar Khan in key roles. On Monday, Kangana had slammed 'Tandav', describing it as "Hindu phobic, atrocious and objectionable".Kangana Ranaut's upcoming projects are spy thriller 'Dhaakad' and 'Manikarnika Returns: The Legend Of Didda'. Didda was Queen of Kashmir who trounced Mehmood Ghaznavi twice in battle. In 'Dhaakad', which is said to be "India's first female-led high octane spy thriller", Kangana will play the role of Agent Agni.She will also be seen in the films 'Thalaivi' and 'Tejas'. Tandav director Ali Abbas Zafar has issued an apology on behalf of the cast and crew and has said that controversial aspects of the show will be removed. “We have been closely monitoring viewer reactions to the web series Tandav and today during a discussion, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting have informed us regarding a large number of grievances and petitions received on various facets of the web series with serious concerns and apprehensions regarding its content hurting the sentiments of the people," he had said in a statement.