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Bollywood actress Kajol, one of Indian cinema’s most iconic performers, recently stirred conversations with her comments about Ramoji Film City in Hyderabad. During a promotional interview for her upcoming film MAA, Kajol candidly shared that she has often felt “haunted vibes” while shooting at the popular studio complex.

While she didn’t cite specific events, the actress remarked that certain spots within the premises felt unsettling, admitting she often felt an urge to leave immediately. Calling it “one of the most haunted places in the world,” her comments quickly went viral, prompting a flurry of responses on social media.

Reactions have been mixed—some viewers dismissed her remarks as a personal perception, while others criticized the idea of labeling such a renowned production hub in this way. Many pointed out Ramoji Film City’s legacy as one of the most significant and versatile filming locations in Indian cinema, hosting countless Bollywood, Tollywood, and other regional film shoots.

Interestingly, Kajol has shot multiple projects at Ramoji over the years. Her husband, actor Ajay Devgn, continues to work there frequently and was recently featured in the Telugu hit RRR. Despite never having acted in a Telugu film herself, Kajol’s opinions continue to make headlines, owing to her stature in the industry.

Whether Kajol will clarify her remarks or let them stand remains to be seen. Meanwhile, the discussion has reignited a broader debate on how personal experiences shared by celebrities can influence public perception—especially when tied to cultural landmarks like Ramoji Film City.