In a Special Conversation, Bollywood actor and BJP MP Kangana Ranaut on Thursday said that she was getting rape threats ahead of her forthcoming film ‘Emergency’ and asserted that such intimidatory tactics can’t silence her voice. Kangana’s remarks apparently came in response to former Punjab MP and chief of the Shiromani Akali Dal (Amritsar), Simranjit Singh Mann’s rape remark, where he reportedly said that the actress had “a lot of experience of rape.” The Bollywood celebrity further told IANS she was ready to withstand all the “opposition and pressures” for her film’s release and said she would not be cowed down. Shedding light on her film’s ‘delayed’ release, she informed that her movie had hit ‘rough weather’ because of the apprehensions and insecurities of some people. However, she was ready to take the battle to a conclusive end.
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