Actor and politician Kangana Ranaut, at the trailer launch of her upcoming movie Emergency , spoke about the three of the most famous Khans of Bollywood – Shah Rukh Khan, Salman Khan, and Aamir Khan. Speaking about the same, Ranaut said, “I would love to produce and direct a film with all three Khans. And I would also love to show the talented side of theirs, wherein they can act, and also look good.
And they can also do something, which is very significant to society. I would like to make a film like that. Because I think they are all very talented.
” A post shared by Kangana Ranaut (@kanganaranaut) Talking about her favorite Khan, Ranaut said, “What they are doing is...
of course they are adding a lot of revenue to the film industry, and we should be eternally grateful to them. Also, they are engaging with a mass of people, who need that kind of engagement. I think there is a very artistic side to all three of them, which has not been explored other than in just a few films.
And I would love to explore that with (them), and with so many other actors. One actor that I always regret not being able to direct is Irfan Khan; he is one of my favorite Khans, and I would always miss him.” A post shared by Kangana Ranaut (@kanganaranaut) At the trailer launch, Ranaut also said she has been ‘boycotted by the industry,’ adding that it is not easy for anyone to stand with her, or work with her, anymore.
She also said that it’s not easy to ‘praise her.’ Emergency , which stars Ranaut as Indira Gandhi and has been directed by her, also features Anupam Kher, Mahima Chaudhary, Milind Soman, Shreyas Talpade, Vishak Nair, and the late Satish Kaushik. The trailer shows young Indira’s bond with her father, the late Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, as she entered politics.
It shows how she dealt with conflicts, political turmoil, and other issues over her career. It will hit theaters worldwide on 6 September 2024. See Also: Kangana Ranaut Says Her Bollywood Career Is Suffering Due To Her Political Career: 'Not Able To Start My Shoots'.
