Kangana Ranaut on Friday met the president of India Draupadi Murmu. The actress took to her social media and shared a thank you note for the President.  Sharing the picture, Kangana wrote, "What a delight, what an honor to meet Honourable President Smt Droupadi Murmu ji. Her gentle voice, calm demeanor, and compassionate gaze is another worldly…. Sitting on that chair/ throne she looks nothing short of a goddess/ Shakti who nurtures, heals and guides."

The actress further said, "As Madam president appreciated me for my work I told Honourable president when she rose to the highest place a citizen can have in this nation every woman rose in her own place whenever that may be … and we are eternally grateful to her and then she gave me that glowing gaze and I am still soaking in its bliss … Jai Hind." 

Kangana Ranaut is very vocal about her political issues, In a recent interview, the actress said, "I have always said that I'm Netawadi (Netaji Subhash Chandrawadi, not Gandhiwadi. For this, several people get troubled by the way I speak. Everyone has their own way of thinking and I believe that the struggle of Netaji and several other revolutionaries like Savarkar (Veer Savarkar) ji have been completely denied. Only one side was shown that said 'slap me on one side of my face, I'll turn the other one also' (It was said by Mahatma Gandhi). Only that side was shown that we achieved freedom by doing hunger strike and Dandi march. That's not the case."

The actress further said, "Lakhs of people sacrificed themselves. Netaji campaigned around the world to bring forth the dire situation of India by taking part in World War 2. He also built an army and had active participation thus building pressure on the British. He gave the power to whoever he wanted, he wasn't hungry for power. He was hungry for freedom and he made the country free."

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