Gunjan Chaudhary
Kangana Ranaut is once again at the centre of a social media debate after an old interview clip featuring the actor-turned-politician resurfaced online. The video has started gaining attention amid the controversy surrounding her recent remarks on religion, politics and her decision to embrace what she described as an awakened Hindu identity.
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Kangana Ranaut’s Sanghi Remark Going Viral
In her recent social media video, Kangana spoke about her ideological journey and said she had earlier considered herself a “moderate Hindu” but now wanted to become a “Sanghi” and adopt the ideology of the BJP and RSS. Her comments have triggered fresh discussions online, with old clips from her career being revisited by social media users. Amid the ongoing debate, an old video interview of Kangana has resurfaced. In the clip, the actress is seen discussing marriage and jokingly expressing her preference for finding a Pakistani partner.
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According to the viral video, when a journalist asked Kangana what kind of Pakistani man she would consider for marriage, she said she would prefer someone in his early 30s. She also indicated that it would not matter much if he did not know much about her. Kangana went on to say that she wanted a relatively normal life with her future partner. During the conversation, she spoke about her interest in cooking and said she could prepare several Indian and Mughlai dishes, including chicken korma and chicken makhani.
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The journalist also asked her about South Indian dishes such as idli and dosa. Kangana responded that, being from North India, those dishes were not part of the food culture she had grown up around. The old clip has now been widely discussed online because of the timing of its resurfacing. The clip has resurfaced shortly after Kangana made a series of comments about religion and political ideology.
Kangana Ranaut
In a recent video, she said that she had previously been a “moderate Hindu” but now wanted to become an “awakened Hindu.” She also said she wanted to adopt the ideology associated with the BJP and RSS, framing the change as a personal choice that she believed she was entitled to make. Her remarks came amid a wider controversy surrounding her comments about women from the Hindi film industry and their political views.