Kangana Ranaut’s first movie as a director, “Emergency,” is finally going to be shown in theaters this month after many delays. The film is about how former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi declared a state of emergency in 1975. Before the release, Kangana, who is a member of the Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP), invited Priyanka Gandhi, a member of the Congress party, to watch her film.
In an interview, Kangana said that although the Gandhi family did not ask her to show them the movie, she met Priyanka Gandhi in Parliament. Priyanka complimented Kangana on her work, and Kangana suggested that Priyanka should watch “Emergency.” Priyanka responded, “Okay, maybe.” Kangana expressed that if the Gandhi family understands the past a little, they might enjoy the film.
Last year, after winning an election as an MP, Kangana called Priyanka and Rahul Gandhi “nepo kids,” referring to the idea of nepotism in politics. She has been openly against nepotism, which she believes is a problem in both politics and Bollywood. Kangana has always criticized the Congress party for holding on to power through family connections.
“Emergency” is a historical political thriller, featuring stars like Anupam Kher, Satish Kaushik, and Mahima Chaudhary. The movie is set to hit theaters on January 17, marking 50 years since the Emergency was declared.
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