‘Kangana faced obstacles in Emergency making'
Ahead of the release of her much awaited directorial Emergency, Kangana Ranaut opened up about facing hurdles during the film's production. In a recent interview with a leading daily, the acclaimed actress revealed that she encountered opposition from certain quarters while assembling her cast and crew.
Kangana stated that certain casting directors and cinematographers declined collaborating with her on the project. She further added that some actors were allegedly advised against signing up for roles in her film. The nationalist star mentioned feeling fortunate to have on board talented performers like Anupam Kher, Satish Kaushik and Mahima Choudhary despite the apparent conspiracy against her.
Working with her Emergency cast was a extremely rewarding experience according to Kangana. Not only did the actors agree to be part of her ambitious political drama, but they also treated her with utmost respect and affection throughout the shoot.
During the film's trailer launch event, Kangana expressed gratitude towards her team for standing by her in the face of adversity. She recollected facing obstacles during the making of Emergency but was heartened by the support of colleagues who joined hands regardless of the challenges.
Set to hit screens on September 6, Emergency depicts the internal Emergency imposed in India during 1975-77. With its focus on late Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, the film promises to deliver an insightful portrait of a pivotal juncture in the country's post-independence history. Kangana's daring directorial on such a sensitive topic has already sparked much pre-release buzz.
