Kangana Ranaut Feels She Is In 'Loneliest Corner Of World' After Emergency Gets Delayed: Film Industry Is Celebrating...

Kangana Ranaut is one of the most talented actresses in the country and after trying her hands at direction, she has proven that she is multi-talented too. However, her directorial Emergency, is facing issues and its release has been indefinitely delayed. Recently, the actress opened up about feeling lonely after not receiving any support from the film industry.

Kangana on Padmaavat and Udta Punjab getting industry supportThe actress-director talked about other controversial films getting support from the industry, while Emergency received none of that solidarity. In a conversation with News18, she said, "It has happened in the past too. There have been films like Padmaavat and Udta Punjab which were released quite smoothly. There were throats to chop off someone's nose, someone's neck, but the government protected them and they were released. But when it came to my film's release, no one… especially no one from the Congress party supported me, not even the film industry did. I definitely feel like I'm on my own." ALSO READ: Kangana Ranaut Emergency Release: Kangana Ranaut Calls CBFC 'Redundant Body', Demands OTT Censorship As Emergency Awaits CertificationKangana lamented the narrow thinking of the film industry and continued, "When I see these kinds of feelings, this narrow-minded thinking, what kind of hope from people would I be left with? The film industry is celebrating that my self-financed film didn't release. I am in the loneliest corner of the world”. Why did Kangana Ranaut's Emergency get delayed?Kangana's political drama Emergency, in which she plays former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, was scheduled to release on September 6 after many delays. However, its certification was withdrawn in the same week after objections from a Sikh group, who claimed that they were not being depicted in a fair light in her film. Since then, Emergency's release has been indefinitely delayed.