Kangana Ranaut Comments on Rahul Gandhi Regarding Film ‘Emergency’
Actress Kangana Ranaut’s film Emergency is set to be released on September 6. Kangana is currently busy promoting the film, which is her first release since winning the Lok Sabha elections and becoming a BJP MP. The film is based on the Emergency imposed by then-Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in 1975.
Kangana Ranaut is actively promoting Emergency and will appear in the upcoming episode of Rajat Sharma’s show Aap Ki Adalat. The promo clip of the show has been shared on the social media platform X. During the show, Kangana was asked about Rahul Gandhi’s opinion on the film, and her response has sparked discussions. The film focuses on the Emergency and the life of Indira Gandhi, who is Rahul Gandhi’s grandmother.
Kangana’s Response on Rahul Gandhi and the Film:
In response to whether Rahul Gandhi would appreciate the movie, Kangana first glanced at the audience and said, “If they go home and watch Tom and Jerry cartoons, how will they understand my film?”
In an interview with Mashable India, Kangana was asked if she met Indira Gandhi’s family while making the biopic. She was also questioned about Rahul Gandhi’s possible reactions to the film. Kangana responded, “Yes, making a biopic was very challenging; Indira Gandhi’s life was full of ups and downs. I had every right to gather all necessary information. The film is based on Indira Gandhi’s biography written by Pupul Jayakar, which was launched by Rajiv Gandhi. I believe Rahul Gandhi will be pleased and even proud to see this biopic.”
Kangana Ranaut plays the lead role in Emergency, which also features actors like Anupam Kher, Shreyas Talpade, and Milind Soman. The film will be released on September 6.
