Kangana Ranaut’s ‘Emergency’ Screening in London Faces Turmoil from ‘Khalistani Protestors’, Claims UK MP in Parliament | Bollywood Shenanigans

Namaste, Bollywood buffs! It’s your girl, Khabree Kiran, back with some masaledaar khabar that’s spicier than your neighborhood samosas. Grab your chai because we’ve got a filmi drama that’s gone all the way to the British Parliament! Imagine that, Bollywood making waves across the pond!

Kangana’s ‘Emergency’ Drama Takes Center Stage in Parliament!

So, picture this: You’re all excited, popcorn in hand, ready to watch Kangana Ranaut channel her inner Indira Gandhi in the film Emergency. But hold on to your seats, folks, because the drama’s not just on-screen! Conservative MP Bob Blackman recently hit the UK Parliament with some dil ka mamla, claiming that "masked Khalistani terrorists" barged into a London screening, leaving his constituents more shocked than a saas-bahu plot twist. 😲

Apparently, the film screenings were disrupted not just in London but also in Wolverhampton, Birmingham, Slough, Staines, and Manchester. The chaos was enough to make Vue and Cineworld cinemas rethink their Bollywood playlist. Kaun samjhaaye these thugs that democracy includes watching controversial films in peace, right? 🙄

Blackman, while not exactly a film critic, stood his ground in Parliament, saying, "I’m not here to rate the film, but my peeps should get the chance to decide for themselves." Aapke rights ka sawaal hai, after all! And he’s pushing for the UK Home Secretary to do what’s necessary to ensure cinephiles can enjoy their filmi dose without unwelcome interruptions.

A Balancing Act: Free Speech vs. Protests

Enter Lucy Powell, Leader of the Commons, who acknowledged the delicate balance between free speech and peaceful protests. She promised to keep the House updated on this filmi saga. Lagta hai, Bollywood has managed to become a hot topic in the halls of power. Who knew Kangana’s reel life could create such real-life ripples?

The Sikh Protest and Movie Madness

Now, let’s talk about the protests. Some British Sikh groups are not exactly rolling out the red carpet for Emergency, calling it “anti-Sikh.” Protests have already caused screenings to be canceled in Birmingham and Wolverhampton. Videos circulating on X (formerly Twitter) show masked protesters crashing a London screening. Kya drama hai, yaar! 🎭

The Controversial ‘Emergency’

For those playing catch-up, Emergency is Kangana’s latest political thriller, diving into the tumultuous period of the 1975 Emergency under Indira Gandhi. While some Sikh groups aren’t thrilled, Kangana has firmly denied the film being ‘anti-Sikh.’ The movie also stars Anupam Kher, Shreyas Talpade, Mahima Chaudhary, Milind Soman, and the late Satish Kaushik. Released after much delay, it’s already proving to be the talk of the town (and beyond!).

Kiran’s Gyan

Bollywood films and their controversies are like a never-ending soap opera. One minute you’re dodging protests, the next you’re making headlines in Parliament. But hey, controversy or not, it’s all about the show, right? Remember dosto, in Bollywood, even the off-screen drama is worth the price of admission! 😂🎬

Stay tuned, and keep the popcorn ready, because in Bollywood, the drama never really ends!