Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut is a highly acclaimed and controversial Indian actress known for her versatile performances. She is known for her fearless attitude and outspoken nature, which has often landed her in controversies. However, her outspoken nature has often landed her in controversy throughout her career. Her bold and unfiltered statements on various issues have been the subject of media attention and public debate. She once made everyone agree with her statement that we should discourage Hollywood films as they are taking over our screens, but the actress herself has gone to see the recently released film Oppenheimer.
In the photo, she is wearing a white kurti and has left her hair open with no make-up, which makes her look quite stunning. She wrote, #Oppenheimer day.
Her post has also been shared on Reddit by BollyBlindsNGossip and wrote in the caption, “We need to discourage American and English movies as they are taking over our screens. We need to behave like one nation. – Kangana Ranaut. Also Kangana.”
As soon as the post was shared, people started giving their reactions and calling the actress confused, following her recent posts as well. One user wrote, “She’s clearly an opportunist who rides on whatever is the wave. Quit taking her seriously if you haven’t.” The second user wrote, “Start by making quality movies first, content speaks. Expecting the audience to watch shitty movies just because its Bollywood or Indian is silly.” The third user wrote, “I hope she won’t expect Nolan and Cillian Murphy to support her upcoming releases like she expected from Aamir and Alia just because she supported their films.” One more wrote, “Agle din RDJ aur Matt Damon par bhi kahani banake likhegi ki Paris mein woh bhi usse Milne aaye the on the pretext of stalking her, proposing her or trying to convince her for a date.”
Going back in time, the 36-year-old actress expressed her thoughts during the promotion of her film
Thalaivii that “We need to discourage American and English movies as they are taking over our screens. We need to behave like one nation. We need to stop dividing ourselves like North India or South India. We need to enjoy our own films first, be it Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu or Punjabi.”