Kangana Ranaut, a well-known figure in Bollywood, has taken on a significant challenge with her latest film, “Emergency.” Directed by herself, alongside Renu Ritti and Umesh KR Bansal and producers and will be produced by Zee Studio. The film portrays the turbulent period of the Emergency in India (1975-1977) with Kangana playing the role of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.

While the ambitious project showcases her talents in multiple roles, it has also drawn a wave of criticism from netizens. Social media platforms are buzzing with varied reactions, reflecting the film’s controversial subject matter and Kangana’s polarizing persona.

One user commented, “The darkest chapter was the last 10 years. 2014 to 2024. Acknowledge the fact about the unrest faced in emergency,” suggesting that more recent political events overshadow the historical significance of the film.

Another user expressed concern for Kangana’s safety, stating, “Plz increase her security. Otherwise airport CSF will slap again,” referring to previous incidents of public altercations involving the actress.

A third comment read, “This was her career-ending movie. Now she joined politics it only suits her image,” implying that her move into politically charged cinema might mark a shift towards a political career.

Kangana’s dual role as director and lead actress in “Emergency” has certainly stirred up conversation, highlighting the challenges and controversies that come with portraying such a significant historical figure. The film, produced by Zee Studio, aims to shed light on a critical period in India’s history, but it remains to be seen how it will be received amidst the current polarized political climate.

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