kangana ranaut, the contentious queen of Bollywood, will next be seen in the emergency-themed film "Emergency," which is inspired on the events that occurred in india in 1975. Even though it's not a biopic, kangana is revisiting the role of former prime minister Indira Gandhi, who declared a national emergency.
As soon as the film's filming was finished, kangana broke down in tears. "An incredibly amazing period of my life comes to a final conclusion when I wrap Emergency as an actor today... It would appear that I breezed through it without incident, but that is far from the reality," kangana wrote in an instagram post.
However, kangana made a significant announcement, revealing that she mortgaged her homes for this movie because she is both directing and producing it. My character as a person has been brutally tested, kangana continued, "from mortgaging everything I possessed to getting dengue during the first schedule and having to film it despite dangerously low blood cell counts.
For her critics, Kangana's admission could seem like a show-off act, but she also has a message for them in the same post. In her own words, kangana said, "I have been very open about my feelings on SM, but I didn't share all this because I didn't want people to worry unnecessarily who cared and those who desperately want to see me fall and were doing everything to make me suffer, I didn't want to give them the pleasure of my pain."
As soon as the film's filming was finished, kangana broke down in tears. "An incredibly amazing period of my life comes to a final conclusion when I wrap Emergency as an actor today... It would appear that I breezed through it without incident, but that is far from the reality," kangana wrote in an instagram post.
However, kangana made a significant announcement, revealing that she mortgaged her homes for this movie because she is both directing and producing it. My character as a person has been brutally tested, kangana continued, "from mortgaging everything I possessed to getting dengue during the first schedule and having to film it despite dangerously low blood cell counts.
For her critics, Kangana's admission could seem like a show-off act, but she also has a message for them in the same post. In her own words, kangana said, "I have been very open about my feelings on SM, but I didn't share all this because I didn't want people to worry unnecessarily who cared and those who desperately want to see me fall and were doing everything to make me suffer, I didn't want to give them the pleasure of my pain."
