Kangana Ranaut on Mrs (File)
New Delhi: Kangana Ranaut, known for her bold opinions, may have recently stirred some controversy with her comments on Bollywood movies. In a recent interaction, the actress hinted that the industry has too many stories similar to one another. While she did not directly name any movie or actress, some believe that her remarks may have been aimed at Sanya Malhotra's latest film, Mrs.
Kangana's comments about the oversaturation of similar Bollywood stories seem to reflect a broader issue in the industry. With so many films exploring similar themes, especially biographical dramas and family-oriented stories, critics have pointed out that originality is often lost in the process. Many speculate that Kangana, known for her outspoken views, may have been addressing this repetitive trend in her comments.
Sanya Malhotra's Mrs has received attention for its portrayal of complex female characters. However, some viewers feel the movie's storyline fits into the same mold that has been explored in other films. Kangana’s indirect remark seems to suggest that Bollywood needs more unique, fresh perspectives, rather than more films that echo the same narratives.
Men’s rights group SIFF slams Sanya Malhotra’s ‘Mrs.’ for promoting ‘toxic feminism.’
— The Forgotten ‘Man’ 👨⚖️ (@SamSiff) February 19, 2025
The film, a remake of The Great Indian Kitchen, is sparking debates on gender narratives in Bollywood. #MensRights #Feminism #MrsTheMovie” pic.twitter.com/Ypiq02yMKG
Whether Kangana was referring to Sanya's movie or not, the debate about originality in Bollywood continues. As more films hit the screens, the audience and industry insiders alike are asking for more diverse and unique stories. The conversation sparked by Kangana's words could serve as a reminder for filmmakers to push boundaries and explore new themes.
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