Bollywood actess kanagana Ranaut is known for speaking her mind unabashedly. From voicing their opinions on topics pertaining to cinema to opening up about things that go beyond the world of cinema the Queen actess has never shied away from expressing what's on her mind. Given that Kangana has often been vocal about her political ideology and even pulled up others for not speaking about it, many might think she's a perfect fit for the world of politics.
In a recent interaction with Mumbai Mirror, Kanagana revealed that while she's been offered posts by several political parties and knows that her opinions could make an impact, she wouldn't like to join one particular party so as to not lose her free voice.
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She also revelead that her great grandfather Sarju Singh Rajput was a politician in Himachal Pradesh, Kangana also shared that she's been wooed by every political party. She said, “Some of them even offered me posts. I know my voice can make an impact but if I get stamped, I’d lose that. Why belong to a certain school of thought when you can be a free voice? People change, relationships change, partners change, so one should have the freedom to be objective.”
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Sharing her opinion on politics, she said, “Shifts in power have always been brutal but fortunately, now there’s no bloodshed, only mudslinging.”
On the work front, the actress will next star in Prakash Kovelamudi's Mental Hai Kya alongside Rajkummar Rao, Ashwiny Iyer Tiwari's Panga alongside Jassi Gill, Richa Chadha and Neena Gupta and the Jayalalithaa biopic, titled Thalaivi.