Kangana Ranaut's 'Emergency' gets release date

`Emergency` poster/picture courtesy: Kangana Ranaut`s Official Instagram account

The first look of Kangana Ranaut's ‘Emergency' sent shockwaves across the country with her playing India's first female Prime Minister. The revolutionary Kangana Ranaut is back with yet another hard-hitting video unit announcing the release date of her directorial Emergency. The film is slated to hit the big screens on 24th November 2023. The striking announcement video also marks 48 years since the Prime Minister had a state of emergency declared across the country.

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Ever since her first glimpses as PM Indira Gandhi surfaced online, it left the fans rooting. Her fan believe with an impactful stance and dialogue delivery, she nails the character to the T. That's not all, the actress' prosthetics and mannerisms which she has worked on to essay the role have also hit the bull's eye.

Talking about Emergency, Kangana shares, "Emergency is one of the most significant and darkest chapters in our history that young India needs to know. It is a crucial story and I want to thank my super-talented actors like late Satish ji, Anupam ji, Shreyas, Mahima, and Milind for embarking on this creative journey together. I am excited to bring this extraordinary episode from India's history to the big screen. Jaihind!"

Manikarnika Films presents Emergency Directed and Produced by Kangana Ranaut from a screenplay by Ritesh Shah and story by Ranaut. Emergency stars Ranaut as former Prime Minister of India Indira Gandhi. The film also features late Satish Kaushik, Anupam Kher, Shreyas Talpade, Mahima Chaudhry and Milind Soman in pivotal roles. Emergency is scheduled to release on 24th November 2023.

Taking a look at Kangana's career, she has come a long way. Kangana was only 16 when she was hired by a modelling agency, after which several offers came her way. Talking about her initial days, she said, 'I started as a small-town girl and it was not a conscious leap where I decided that 'Okay fine, I have to emerge as this style icon'. While growing up, I was quite experimental with my looks. It was not like that I didn't stand out back home in my little village where I grew up. In fact, my fashion sense was quite outrageous. I remember wearing torn shorts and a straw hat and going to market, which sort of scandalised everyone.'