Kangana Ranaut, known for her sharp opinions, has once again got everyone talking. This time, her target is the world of dating apps. She recently shared her thoughts in an interview, calling these platforms a “gutter of society.” She even suggested they are only for “unsuccessful people,” not for “real achievers.” Her strong words have started a lively debate online. Some people agree with her old-school ideas. Many others think she’s out of touch and biased.
Kangana believes that if a person’s mental, physical, and emotional needs are met by one partner, they don’t need to meet others. She said that spending time on dating apps hints at self-doubt. It shows a lack of self-respect. People use apps to get compliments and feel better about themselves, seeking validation.
She also pointed out that emotional problems should be solved with professional counseling or therapy. People try to fix these issues through dating apps instead. She explained to Hoterfly that getting attention on these apps gives a small burst of happiness. This feeling makes people hooked on using them.
Kangana even claimed that successful people, or “achievers,” are not found on these dating platforms. Her belief is that a good life partner can be found in everyday places. Think home, office, college, or through family introductions. She added a bold thought: If someone cannot find a suitable partner in a country with 1.4 billion people, the issue might be with them.
The internet quickly divided after her remarks. Some users supported her, saying modern relationships lack true depth. Others called her judgmental. They shared stories of finding their true love through dating apps. One person wrote about Kangana’s own many relationships. They said she shouldn’t be giving advice to others. Another user used a funny saying, “A cat went on a pilgrimage after eating 100 mice!” This idiom suggests someone is acting pure after doing many questionable things.
One user shared a personal story. “I met my husband on a dating app,” they wrote. “He is the love of my life. Apps are not bad; people are.” Another person made a sarcastic comment. “So, is an arranged marriage at the office now the classy way to go?” Clearly, Kangana’s comments have sparked a new and heated discussion about how we find love today.
