Kangana Ranaut’s ‘Emergency’ Faces Another Postponement

Kangana Ranaut’s highly anticipated film “Emergency,” depicting the life of Indira Gandhi, is postponed again due to her ongoing Lok Sabha election campaigns.

Kangana Ranaut‘s upcoming film “Emergency,” which portrays the life and times of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, has been postponed yet again. The decision comes amidst Kangana’s active involvement in the Lok Sabha election campaigns, which has taken precedence over the film’s promotional activities and release schedule.

“Emergency” has been one of the most awaited films of the year, with Kangana not only playing the lead role but also directing the project. The film delves into the controversial period of the Emergency declared in India in 1975, offering a dramatized yet insightful look into the political and social upheavals of that era.

This postponement is the latest in a series of delays that have plagued the film, much to the disappointment of fans and critics who were eagerly anticipating its release. Kangana’s portrayal of Indira Gandhi has already generated considerable buzz, with early glimpses and teasers showcasing her remarkable transformation for the role.

Despite the delays, the anticipation for “Emergency” remains high, as it promises to be a significant addition to Bollywood’s portrayal of historical events. The film’s new release date is yet to be announced, but it is expected to coincide with a time when Kangana can fully dedicate herself to its promotion.