‘People feel that their identity has been left behind somewhere…’ Kangana Ranaut’s blunt reply to Jaya Bachchan?

bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut These days she is promoting her film ‘Emergency’ with full vigor. Meanwhile, she has given a statement about Jaya Bachchan. Targeting Jaya who gets angry when addressed by her husband Amitabh Bachchan, she said that it is a matter of shame, nowadays people feel that their identity has been lost somewhere and they get panic attacks. It is known that during the proceedings of the Rajya Sabha, the chairman addressed her as ‘Smt. Amitabh Jaya Bachchan’, hearing which Jaya Bachchan got very angry. She objected to this and said a lot to the chairman. It is a different matter that the very next day her tone changed and she said that she is proud of her husband.

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Kangana said- it is a matter of shame

Now Kangana Ranaut said in an interview to Fever M, ‘This is a matter of great shame. Nature has made women and men different and there is a beautiful difference between the two.’

‘Panic attack comes’

Kangana further said, ‘These days, in the name of feminism, some women are going in the wrong direction. Our society is moving towards arrogance. People feel that their identity has been lost somewhere, they get panic attacks. People are so scared, but this is such a bad thing.’

‘Emergency’ to be released on 6 September, uproar created

Let us tell you that Kangana’s film ‘Emergency’ is set to release in theaters on 6 September 2024, but before that it has been surrounded by controversies. There is a demand to ban the film. Kangana recently shared a video on Twitter and told that she is getting so many threats that the censor board has refused to give the certificate.