"Chote mote logo ne aag lagayi" is Kangana Ranaut's response to protests in Canada and Britain and Punjab's emergency not being released.

Kangana Ranaut's "Chote mote logo ne aag lagayi" is her response to rallies in Britain and Canada as well as the release of Punjab's emergency.

Kangana Ranaut, the actress, has discussed why her latest movie, Emergency, isn't showing in Punjab. Kangana responded to the protests in Canada and Britain over her film in a video that she posted on Instagram on Monday. Kangana thanked the viewers for their appreciation for Emergency at the start of the video.

Punjab's Kangana on Emergency is not being released.

"You have shown our film so much love and respect," the actor remarked. We lack the words to adequately convey how grateful we are for the affection. "Lekin mere dil mein abhi bhi kuch dard hai," she added. Punjab.Punjab mein meri filmein sabse acha perform karti hai, but industry mein aesa kaha jata thi ki. I still feel grief in my heart. Aur aaj ek din hai jab Punjab mein meri film ko release tak nahi hone diya jaraha hai. Punjab. According to industry rumors, Punjab is where my films do the best. Furthermore, my movie isn't even permitted to be released there today).

Kangana discusses attacks and demonstrations.
"Aese hi kuch humlein logo par woh Canada mein ya Britain mein bhi kiye jaraha hai," she continued. Aag lagayi huyi hai kuch chote mote logo ne, kuch chuninda logo ne jo hai.(Some attacks are also occurring in Canada and Britain.) Aur iss aag mein hum aur aap jal rahe hai. This fire was ignited by a select few people. In that inferno, you and I are both burning.

"Iss film se pradarshit hota hai, doston mere film, mere vichaar aur mera desh ke prati kya lagav hai." Aap yeh film dekh ke khud nirnaye lijiye kya yeh film hume jodti hai ya todti hai (This film demonstrates my values and my loyalty to my nation). After watching the movie, you may determine if it unites or divides us," she said.

Kangana said, "I won't say anymore," as she ended the video. Thank you.She shared the video with the message, "I'm very grateful for all of the support for Emergency. Now in theaters.

Protests over the Emergency in India and overseas
Following statewide protests against the film by the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee and Sikh organizations, Emergency was not shown in Punjabi theaters on the day of its release. Numerous politicians also called for a ban. A number of Sikh organizations and the SGPC, the state's highest gurdwara body, staged protests against the film outside movie theaters, multiplexes, and shopping centers.

A group of pro-Khalistan fanatics rushed a movie theater in the London town of Harrow on Monday and tried to halt the screening of Emergency, according to a report by news agency ANI, which cited the social movement of British Hindus and Indians, Insight UK.

Concerning Emergency
It was released on January 17 and centers on the contentious and revolutionary 21-month period of emergency that Indira Gandhi imposed in India between 1975 and 1977. Kangana plays Indira Gandhi in the movie, which examines the social effects and political unrest of the emergency. Anupam Kher, Shreyas Talpade, and the late Satish Kaushik are also featured in the movie.