Disheartened By The Nation: Kangana Ranaut Slams Delayed Release Of ‘Emergency’

Kangana Ranaut’s film Emergency has been postponed again, prompting the actor to express her frustration over the delay.

In a recent podcast with Shubhankar Mishra, Kangana criticized the situation, stating that an “Emergency” has been imposed on her film, which she finds deeply disappointing. She lamented the state of the nation and how her film is being treated despite its adherence to historical facts.

“An Emergency has been imposed on my film, and it’s truly disheartening. I am deeply disappointed with our nation and the way things are unfolding,” she said.

Kangana pointed out that similar historical themes have been explored in other films, such as Indu Sarkar and Sam Bahadur. She questioned why the censor certificate was revoked after the CBFC initially approved it, attributing the decision to various petitions against the film.

Despite facing opposition from Sikh groups, who argue that the film portrays their community negatively, Kangana is determined to release the film in its original, uncut form.

She plans to take legal action if necessary to ensure the film’s release.

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