Kangana Ranaut Makes Another Controversial Statement; Targets Mahatma Gandhi And Says, ‘Offering Another Cheek Gets Only Bheekh And Not Azaadi’

Kangana Ranaut has made a controversial comment about Mahatma Gandhi once again. On Instagram Stories, she has left extended messages. Mahatma Gandhi is the subject of the article. Kangana has portrayed him as power-hungry and cunning in the first message, whereas she also wrote Gandhiji wanted Bhagat Singh executed in the second mail. Kangana Ranaut has urged fans to pick their idols carefully. She has also stated that turning the other cheek in the face of someone who hits you does not provide you freedom.

The uproar over Kangana Ranaut’s prior statement hasn’t faded away yet, and she’s made some more offensive comments in the meanwhile. Many of those who struggled for independence were given over to their rulers by those who lacked the courage to boil in blood, Kangana wrote. They were clever and power-hungry. It was they who taught us that if someone slapped you, but the other cheek in front of him for another slap and you’ll be set free. It’s all about begging. She also stated about choosing heroes wisely.

Gandhi never backed Bhagat Singh and Netaji, Kangana said in another post. There is a significant amount of proof that Gandhi wanted Bhagat Singh to be executed. As a result, you must decide who you will support. Because it is not enough to put them all in the same box of your memory and remember them on their birthdays; it is not only naive but also irresponsible and shallow. People should be aware of their own history and heroes.

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Kangana Ranaut is frequently ridiculed for her comments. Her attractive acting talents, which are beyond faultless, are also praised by a segment of the internet. She’s also played some of the B -Town’s most memorable characters. Recently, the actress took to Instagram to tell us about how we were given independence as a ‘Bheek.’