Kangana speaks on Hema Committee report: Says, 'I raised my voice for women, when I spoke the truth, people wanted to send me to jail'

Actress-MP Kangana Ranaut says she had to fight single-handedly for women during the 'metoo' movement in the Hindi film industry a few years ago. In fact, none of those he voiced his support for supported him. Instead, people said that Kangana always creates problems. In an interview, Kangana said, 'I raised my voice in favor of women. But then their silence was bought with money. I kept looking for those women but they disappeared. Some of them signed films with the same people who did wrong. I am so disappointed in these women. I was left alone and became a problem maker for people. Kangana has given this statement on the Hema Committee report. He said that the report has been submitted at a time when there is an uproar in Bollywood over the MeToo movement. But the government kept it hidden for a long time. Many actors, directors and producers were accused of sexual harassment during this period. Kangana said – People were preparing to send me to jail. Kangana claimed that the industry had turned against her after this action. Said, 'I was trying to create some pressure, but everyone's voices fell silent. If this report had been published, the entire industry would have been united. I was alone in this, people even filed cases to send me to jail. After the Hema Committee report, many actresses leveled serious allegations against the actors. There have been allegations of sexual exploitation of female actors in the Malayalam film industry for quite some time now. A 3-member committee headed by retired Justice Hema was constituted in 2019 to investigate this. After 4 years, on 19 August, the Hema committee handed over a 233-page report to the Kerala government, which exposed exploitation by several big actors. Ever since the Justice Hema Committee report came out, actresses in the Malayalam film industry have been constantly accusing many big actors and filmmakers. Ban on the release of Kangana's next film 'Emergency' Kangana is in discussion these days about the film 'Emergency'. Kangana recently said that the release of her upcoming film 'Emergency' has been put on hold. The CBFC (Central Board of Film Certification) cleared the film, but the certification was later put on hold. This is because there are so many death threats. Censor board people are also receiving threats. There is pressure on us not to show the assassination of Indira Gandhi, not to show Bhindrawale, not to show the Punjab riots. I don't know what happened next. Kangana said in the Bhaskar interview – there were rapes and murders in the farmers' movement. BJP MP and actress Kangana Ranaut said in an interview to Frontpage Insights that miscreants are spreading violence in the name of farmers' movement in Punjab. There were rapes and murders. Kisan bill was withdrawn or else these scoundrels had a long plan. They can do anything in the country. After this anger spread against him in Punjab.

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