Kangana Ranaut Reminds Us of Her Bold Stand Against Rape Culture on Aamir Khan’s Satyamev Jayate

Boys and girls, brace yourselves! Khabree Kiran is back with another spicy dish from B-town. Grab your popcorn because this one’s gonna be a rollercoaster ride!

Kangana Ranaut’s Explosive Remarks on Bollywood’s Dark Side! 💣

Kya hai yeh nautanki?! Kangana Ranaut, our very own Queen of Controversy, has once again set the Bollywood grapevine ablaze. Reacting to the recent buzz about the Hema Committee’s report on the sexism and exploitation in the Malayalam cinema, Kangana didn’t mince words. She’s been shouting from the rooftops about these issues for years, but kaun sunta hai? Koi nahi! And now she’s super disappointed that women in the industry are more into item songs than taking responsibility for their work. (Oh, and by the way, she’s got some epic thoughts on her upcoming film Emergency comparing it to Nolan’s Oppenheimer—but more on that later!)

So, Kangana was asked about the infamous rape culture in the Kerala film industry and if it’s the same story across all film industries. She didn’t hold back, "I have nothing to say about the industry, it’s a hopeless place. I’ve put everything on the line—my career, my choices. I have two cases against me. I kickstarted the MeToo movement, but where did it go? Nowhere! I pushed for parallel feminist cinema, but these women attacked me. They get to do these films because I fought for pay parity. Did I do Khan films, Kapoor films, Kumar films? Nope! And when my film Emergency does well, they go into hiding. Ten years ago, on Aamir Khan’s Satyamev Jayate, I called out these screenplays where a girl says ‘No, no, no!’ and the boy says ‘Yes, yes, yes!’ I called out the rape culture and item numbers!"