Kangana Ranaut opened up about facing hurdles as she spoke about her romantic relationships, and how she was not able to find a match. On the latest Episodes of Aap Ki Adalat, the actor and BJP MP shared that once her to-be in-laws fled her house after seeing her being summoned by police. She later added the disclaimer – ‘I am just joking’. Also read: Kangana Ranaut defends calling Ranbir Kapoor ‘serial skirt chaser’
Kangana jokes about how her ‘to-be in-laws fled’
When asked by an audience member to share her opinion on marriage, Kangana said on the show, “Now, what do I say about this? My views on marriage are very good, I feel everyone should have a companion. I feel people should have kids too, but I have been made so infamous that I am not being able to marry).”
‘This is also a side effect’
Kangana also reflected on the different criminal cases and complaints filed against her for defaming Javed Akhtar, maligning farmers and other issues. She has also faced complaints for allegedly spreading communal hatred through social media.
She said on Aap Ki Adalat, “So many court cases come to me that whenever I start talking to someone, the police come to my house, take me away, summons are issued. Once my mother-in-law and father-in-law also came to my house and they were summoned, then they ran away. This is also a side effect. (I have so many court cases against me that anytime I am close to making thing work with someone, the police lands at my home or I get summons. Once my to-be in-laws run away after seeing me being summoned, which is also a side-effect of all that I face).”
However, she suffixed her comment with “Nahi, mazak kar rahi hoon (No, I am just joking).”
Kangana’s next film, Emergency, which is also helmed by her, was up for release on September 6. But the film’s release date has now been pushed – it is facing backlash from several Sikh groups as it waits for a green signal from the Central Board. of Film Certification (CBFC).
Kangana will be seen as the late Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in the film alongside Anupam Kher, Mahima Chaudhary, Milind Soman, Shreyas Talpade, Vishak Nair, and the late Satish Kaushik in pivotal roles. The film is based on the period when the Emergency was imposed in the country in 1975.
