After Thalaivii Release, Kangana Ranaut Takes A Dig At Maharashtra Government For Not Opening The Theatres

Kangana Ranaut is one of the leading actresses in the Bollywood industry. She is known for her acting skills and the voice that she raises in the issues. Today, Kangana Ranaut took to her Instagram stories and said that there is a huge backlog of films to be released in theatres. In her Instagram stories, Kangana Ranaut took a dig at the Maharashtra government for not opening the theatres for the public owing to safety in the middle of the COVID-19 outbreak.

Kangaa Ranaut in her Instagram story wrote, “Meanwhile Maharashtra government will keep theatres shut till film industry’s theatres culture completely disappears…There is a huge backlog of films to be released in theatres but complete lack of concern and strategy to bring producers, artists, distributors and theatres owners out of this plight can be seen in current state government’s indifferent attitude towards the film industry yet Bullywood decides to silently suffer but not question world’s best CM…”

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A few days back, the Tanu Weds Manu actress, has requested the Maharashtra government to open theatres in the state ahead of her biopic Thalaivii big release. The actress expressed her views o

n the COVID-19 too. While talking about it she said that the COVID cases are decreasing and there is no problem in opening the theatres. Kangana Ranaut said, “Cases in Maharashtra have declined. Requesting Maharashtra Government to #OpenUpCinemas in Maharashtra and save the dying film industry and theatres business.”

Meanwhile, coming towards Kangana Ranaut’s work front, she will be seen in Dhaakad. She also has Tejas in her kitty. Kangana has also announced her next film Manikarnika Returns: The Legend Of Didda. She even has a political drama Emergency in her pipeline. She will also be part of The Incarnation: Sita. The film is being directed by Alaukik Desai. She was seen in the film Thalaivii which was a biopic of south Indian actress-turned-politician Jayalalithaa.