Three-time National Award-winning star Kangana Ranaut, who has had her share of struggle in the initial years, says she now finds that talent is irrelevant in Bollywood. "I have become tough. Initially, when I came in, I'd think that talent was everything and you got to prove yourself. I did many things (and) I struggled on my way up. I learnt filmmaking and scriptwriting. I did everything, thinking talent is everything. Then, when I made it big, I realised talent is not relevant in this industry," Kangana told IANS.

"People who play power politics and games have woven their little web of contacts and a small mafia. They work in sync with each other," she added. Kangana stepped into the world of acting with the thriller "Gangster". Over a decade later, she is tagged as one of the top actresses in the Hindi film industry, after working in blockbusters like "Queen", "Krrish 3", "Tanu Weds Manu" franchise and "Manikarnika: The Queen of Jhansi".