Kangana Ranaut on 'Bharat Bhagya Vidhaata': 'Patriotism has many forms'
Actress Kangana Ranaut discusses her film 'Bharat Bhagya Vidhaata,' which highlights the contributions of healthcare workers as a form of patriotism. She emphasizes that heroism and service to the country exist in everyday actions beyond the military.
Why it matters
The film aims to broaden the public perception of patriotism to include civilian service, particularly in the context of healthcare.
Kangana Ranaut spoke about her film ‘Bharat Bhagya Vidhaata’, which moves past the traditional notion of patriotism to spotlight the bravery of doctors, nurses and healthcare workers on the frontlines. With Independence Day being observed across the country, Kangana feels such stories of everyday heroism hold particular significance for today's younger generation. She also touched on how the film's core message goes beyond just one event, expressing hope that families watching it together will come away with a greater sense of gratitude for those who dedicate themselves to serving society.Kangana Ranaut says patriotism has many formsThe actress expressed deep respect for the armed forces but noted that patriotism shouldn't be confined solely to those guarding the nation's borders. Speaking to The Free Press Journal, she said, "I have tremendous respect for our armed forces and the sacrifices they make for the country.
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