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“India is Indira and Indira is India.” It was a pleasure getting to know the true Indira Gandhi through the lens of Kangana Ranaut. She effortlessly fitted into the role with her facial expressions ...

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What’s Good: No political vested interest but a balanced yet incisive look at India’s most controversial prime minister. What’s Bad: An episodic feeling in parts. Though the film is titled ...

Emergency movie review: Fine acting performances, led by Kangana Ranaut, salvage this film, but only barely, as a week script lets it down. Emergency movie review: Kangana Ranaut plays former PM ...

Kangana Ranaut’s Emergency is a rare film that doesn’t just entertain—it provokes, challenges, and forces us to reflect on the nature of governance and the personal costs of political leadership.