Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut has been making headlines recently due to her upcoming film ‘Emergency’, which has faced delays because it has not yet received clearance from the censor board. Originally set to release on September 6, the movie’s premiere has been postponed, creating a buzz in the industry. Kangana is known for her candid remarks and fearless attitude, and now she has made shocking statements regarding the exploitation of women in the Bollywood industry.
Kangana Ranaut Speaks Out About Sexual Exploitation in Bollywood
During a recent appearance on News18’s show ‘Chaupal’, Kangana Ranaut addressed the disturbing findings from the Hema Committee report concerning the Malayalam film industry. She revealed some grim realities faced by women, stating, “Do you know how these heroes assault women? They invite them for dinner, send them messages, and ask them to come home.” She poignantly highlighted the ongoing issues of violence against women, referencing the infamous Kolkata rape and murder case and sharing her own experiences of receiving rape threats. Kangana emphasized that the film industry is plagued by similar problems, stating, “We know that we cannot respect women. The film industry is no different.”
A Reflection on Saroj Khan’s Controversial Statement
In her discussion, Kangana reminisced about the late choreographer Saroj Khan, who made a controversial remark about the exploitation of women in the industry, saying, “They rape but also give bread.” This stark reflection sheds light on the harsh realities that many women face, not just in Bollywood, but across various sectors. Kangana’s statements have sparked significant discussion and concern regarding the safety and dignity of women in the entertainment field.
Kangana’s Role as Indira Gandhi in ‘Emergency’
In addition to her revelations, Kangana Ranaut’s upcoming film ‘Emergency’ showcases her talent as she takes on the complex role of Indira Gandhi. The film features notable actors such as Anupam Kher and Shreyas Talpade, with Milind Sonam portraying India’s first Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw. The movie, which focuses on the Emergency period in India, has been shrouded in controversy following its pending approval from the censor board. In light of this, Kangana has sought justice through the High Court, but as of now, there have been no updates regarding the film’s release date.
As the news unfolds, it is crucial for audiences and industry insiders alike to stay informed about these issues, and the evolving landscape of Bollywood. Kangana Ranaut continues to be a powerful voice, advocating not only for the integrity of the film industry but also for the rights and dignity of women everywhere.
