People want to encash on failure: Kangana Ranaut

New Delhi, March 9: After facing a setback with the failure of "Rangoon", actress Kangana Ranaut says people have a tendency to encash on someone else s failure, and now think that she will lower her price after the box office debacle."I think people want to encash on failure and think now Kangana will give a discount. They come to me and say, but your first day wasn t good…my point is that I don t promise you a first day in my contract. It s the value for my job as an artiste. I give you a year and a half, my working hours, my depiction of a character," Kangana said. The actress talked about "Rangoon" with Rajeev Masand on show "March on Women", which will air on CNN-News18 on Wednesday, read a statement. National Award-winning filmmaker Vishal Bhardwaj s period drama is set in the 1940s amidst the turmoil of India s independence struggle, and includes some historic references. The film failed to elicit the response the team was hoping to get.The actress said that she has made a conscious decision "that you will never be good enough for the world". She said: "Even today after winning three National Awards if people feel I m not good enough, I m not going to succumb to the mind set. And I do feel that when you ve suffered a setback, your dignity as a worker and your pride as a woman is really vulnerable to attacks."The actress says she is very ambitious. "I m very possessive of my credits, whether they re financial or whether they are artistic…but I m very greedy for that. And I feel somewhere women are taken for a ride. My ultimate dream is to be autonomous in every sense and to be this self-sufficient entity who operates on her own," said the "Queen" star.On International Women s Day on Wednesday, the actress, who is also a Reebok ambassador, urged every mother to make her daughter ‘FitToFight through a film titled "Mom". The message is for women to become tougher, to choose the tougher path, to pick the tougher option.