Kangana Ranaut Invites Priyanka Gandhi To Watch Emergency

Actress-turned-politician Kangana Ranaut has revealed that she has asked Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi to watch her controversial movie Emergency.

When Kangana Asked Priyanka To Watch Emergency

In an interview with the IANS, she said, "I actually met Priyanka Gandhi ji in Parliament, and the first thing I told her was, 'Aapko Emergency dekhni chahiye.' She was very gracious and responded, 'Yeah, maybe.' I said, 'You will quite like it.' Let's see if they want to watch the film."

The Mandi MP stated that the movie has a very sensitive and sensible portrayal of one episode and one personality. She continued, "I've taken great care to portray Mrs. Gandhi with dignity. During my research, I noticed a lot of focus on her personal life-her relationship with her husband, friends, and controversial equations. I thought to myself, there is so much more to a person."

Her upcoming Hindi movie Emergency will hit the screens on January 17.

Was Indira Gandhi A Product Of Nepotism?

On asking whether she considers Indira Gandhi was as a product of nepotism stated, "I mean, clearly, she was a product of nepotism. But, you see, what happens is, when you meet certain people, like in our film industry, there are things I didn't like, and I don't want to be like those people. As an artist, I believe in having a sensible approach, without any biased perception. I may belong to a particular party, a nationalistic one, as the name itself suggests, the people's party. But I can still have a sensitive approach towards someone from a privileged background. She's privileged, undoubtedly."

The actress has also revealed that she might campaign for the BJP candidates in the upcoming Delhi Assembly polls. She added, "The party keeps sending me. During the Maharashtra elections, they sent me as well, and now they will send me in Delhi too. Even when I was not in the party, I kept promoting the party. For me, when there is an ideological alignment, I don't need any responsibility from the party to promote it. I always keep promoting the party."