Kangana Ranaut teams up with R. Madhavan for her next film, reveals BTS shot
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Synopsis
Kangana Ranaut shares a behind-the-scenes glimpse from her upcoming film featuring R. Madhavan, marking their reunion after nearly a decade. Following her directorial debut's mixed box office performance with 'Emergency', she emphasizes the film's narrative focus rather than political themes.
Key Takeaways
- Kangana Ranaut is working on a new film after ‘Emergency’.
- The film features R. Madhavan, reuniting them after almost ten years.
- Kangana emphasizes the film's story is not political.
- Her previous film ‘Emergency’ received mixed reviews and underperformed at the box office.
- The narrative explores a significant chapter in Indian democracy.
Mumbai, Jan 27 (NationPress) Following the release of her film ‘Emergency’, actress Kangana Ranaut has swiftly moved on to her next project.
On Monday, she took to her Instagram Stories to share a behind-the-scenes image from the set of her forthcoming, yet unnamed, film.
The snapshot features a clapperboard detailing the shoot day. The film also includes R. Madhavan, marking a reunion for the two stars after nearly ten years, having last appeared together in ‘Tanu Weds Manu Returns’.
Kangana captioned the photo, “Nothing is more delightful than being on a film set.”
Meanwhile, her film ‘Emergency’, which is her second directorial after ‘Manikarnika: The Queen of Jhansi’, has not performed well at the box office, earning only Rs 20 crore within ten days of its release against a budget of Rs 60 crore.
In ‘Emergency’, she portrays the former Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. Kangana previously clarified that the film is not a political narrative, but rather revolves around Indira Gandhi's life.
She stated, “This is not a political film. It's a story. It has nothing to do with politics.” She emphasized that audiences would not leave the theater thinking about whom to vote for, but rather be enlightened by a significant episode in history.
She added, “If you see ‘Argo’ in Hollywood, you don't come out thinking who to vote for or who not to vote for.” The film is set during the turbulent period of the 1970s Emergency declared by Indira Gandhi, promising to delve into a pivotal chapter of Indian democracy.
