Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut has been one of the top actresses in the industry, boasting several highly successful movies in her repertoire. However, on the auspicious day of Dussehra, she achieved a remarkable milestone by becoming the first woman to perform Ravan Dahan at the iconic Ramlila in Delhi, an annual event held on the grounds of the Red Fort.
Numerous videos capturing the event have since gone viral on the internet, where Kangana can be seen struggling to release the arrow from her bow. The actress was adorned in traditional attire, wearing a striking red saree accompanied by elaborate jewelry and makeup. Notable dignitaries in attendance included Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena, and other members of the Lav Kush Ramlila Committee.
In one of the videos, Kangana is visibly challenged in her attempts to shoot the customary arrow towards the effigy of Ravan, symbolizing the victory of good over evil. Following the circulation of this video, a section of netizens began trolling her.
One user commented, “Although a very talented actor, #KanganaRanaut is #Bollywood’s #Feku, and she knows it! Doesn’t @KanganaTeam practice her scenes, including props? Or is it a matter of trust, like the organizers here? #Bagga~s, all about lighting the #DiyaJalao, which even sinks the Himalayas, standing firm for 40 million years!”
Another user remarked, “It is not easy to shoot this arrow, many retakes had to be done by Kangana Ranaut.”
On the professional front, Kangana is gearing up for her upcoming film “Tejas,” in which she will portray the role of Air Force pilot Tejas Gill. With this film, Kangana aims to inspire respect and pride in the hearts of the audience for the Indian Air Force and the unsung heroes who tirelessly protect the nation and its residents.
“Tejas,” directed by Sarvesh Mewara, is scheduled to hit the silver screens on October 27, 2023. In addition to this project, Kangana will also star in the film “Emergency,” wherein she will essay the role of former Prime Minister of India, Indira Gandhi.