Kangana Ranaut offers Karan Johar a role in her film

Mumbai (The Uttam Hindu): Kangana Ranaut, who is preparing for her upcoming film *Emergency*, recently extended a film offer to Bollywood multi-hyphenate Karan Johar. The actress, while appearing on the singing reality show *Indian Idol*, expressed her desire to collaborate with him and assured that she would provide him with a significant role. "I'm sorry to say, but Karan sir should do a movie with me. I'll give him a very good role, and I'll make a very good film, which will not be a mother-in-law and daughter-in-law's quarrel, which will not just be a PR exercise, it will be a proper film, and he'll get a proper role," Kangana remarked.

In addition, Kangana addressed the recent decision of the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) to remove certain portions of *Emergency*. Although she would have preferred the film to maintain its original narrative, she acknowledged and accepted the CBFC's directive. She noted, "I would have liked that the full version would have come. But with the cuts, there is no issue, because it's not like the film was made to mock anyone. It's fine. They completely removed some episodes of history. And the fact that it doesn't impact my film, in a way, it is a testimony of that, that it doesn't matter."

Kangana emphasized that the core message of the film, which revolves around patriotism, remains unchanged. "The story is very much intact. The message of the film is very much intact," she said.

Set during the 1970s Emergency period imposed by former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, *Emergency* promises to provide a gripping and insightful look at one of the most talked-about chapters in Indian democracy.