Kangana Ranaut Clarifies: 'Emergency' Is Not a Political Film, Won’t Sway Voter Decisions

Kangana said, “Actually, this is not a political film. It's a story. It has nothing to do with politics. You may find it very bizarre right now. Eventually, it is not about any party. You will come out feeling that, you just saw the film, you won’t come out feeling who you will vote for. You were only enlightened about that episode. If you see ‘Argo’ in Hollywood, you don't come out thinking who to vote or who not to vote for. You simply come out being enlightened by one episode, only that chunk of history. That's it. I think if people see it like that, they won't be disappointed. If they think that they will be able to decide who to vote and who not to vote for, then this is not the film for them.

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The actress told IANS, “There was a film, ‘Kissa Kursi Ka’ which was made on Mrs. Gandhi, the director of the film had to commit suicide. So, there was that era, and there is today's era. People should watch and understand, what was the actual situation? Why did it happen? What happened? What were the consequences after that? So, this is a great opportunity. And I think they will come out in large numbers to understand this”.

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You have additional responsibility now, as a Member of Parliament. You are a member of BJP as well. Delhi Elections are coming up. So, after ‘Emergency’, are you going there for the campaign?

Definitely. The party keeps sending me. They sent me to campaign during Maharashtra Elections as well. They will send me to Delhi. Even when I was not there in the party, I used to promote the party. When we have an ideological union, then we don't need any responsibility of the party. We always promote them”.

‘Emergency’ is set to release on January 17 in cinemas.

--IANS

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