Later, she also criticizes TIME magazine s recent cover for capitalizing on sensational images of dead bodies of COVID-19 patients.Â
The Queen actress also called out Indian journalists and netizens for criticizing India s medical infrastructure. She called them sources that tarnish the image of India.
She emphasizes that bad international press will be detrimental to India s economic growth and foreign investments. She further says these journalists don t have the aukat to call the Wuhan-originated virus - Communist virus .Â
Ranaut concludes the video by suggesting that the Indian government needs to solve this problem and fix India s image.
While many of her fans took to the comments to support her, a small section was not convinced by her reasoning.
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Kangana Ranaut Makes Tone-Deaf Comment About âSelf-Made Virusâ: People Are Dying But Earth Is Healing
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Kangana Ranaut and controversies go hand in hand. The Bollywood actress is never one to shy away from making herself heard. However, it is safe to say that, she is not known always known to make the most fair and sound statements. Now, Twitter is a free place to opine and reflect but the benefit of doubts runs out when one can be seen attacking people without any provocation and making a habit out of it. Be it the name-calling or the kind of syntax that is used to tear the other down, Ranautâs feed is far from the purpose of the micro-blogging site and is borderline toxic. Recently, she has been invested in Maharashtra policy-making and COVID-19 crisis, as any responsible tax-paying citizen should. But instead of amplifying leads and resources, the actress has been busy throwing shade at the government.
Madras HC Bench upholds single judge order on web-series on late Tamil Nadu Jayalalithaa
The petitioner alleged that the serials were produced without her consent, a direct descendant of Jayalalithaa. Moreover, certain scenes in the serial portrayed her aunt in poor light.
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CHENNAI: A division bench of the Madras High Court on Friday upheld the order of a single judge refusing to restrain the makers of web-series centering around late Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa. The protection under Article 19(1)(a) of the Constitution that a film-maker enjoys is not conditional on the premise that he must depict something which is not true to life. The choice is entirely his, the court said.