Kangana Ranaut Mistakes Satire On Anti-Cheating Bill For Relationship; Deletes Later And Takes A Dig At 'Star Wives'

Actress Kangana Ranaut misinterpreted a satirical post regarding the Anti-Cheat Bill, wrongly assuming it targeted infidelity in relationships. This bill, passed in the Lok Sabha earlier in February, aims to address cheating and other unfair practices in public examinations. The misunderstood post shared by Kangana prompted her to propose measures such as prohibiting sexual activity among school-going children and implementing penalties for individuals who abandon their partners after a long period of dating.

What Kangana Did?

Mistakenly considering the satirical post about the Anti-Cheat Bill to be genuine news, Kangana took to Instagram Stories, labeling it as 'the most needed bill'. Additionally, she made a comment directed towards 'star wives', suggesting they should express gratitude to the government for the bill. Kangana also believed it to be a significant measure for ensuring women's safety and upholding the institution of marriage. However, after realisation, she deleted these posts.

Kangana shared a screenshot of the satirical note with the caption, "Ahem ahem, welcome to Ram Rajya, all-star wives can thank this government" accompanied by three heart emojis and folded hands emojis. Further it claimed, "This was the most needed bill for the safety of young vulnerable women, who fall for the fake promises of marriage and even for the sanctity of the institution of marriage, in the age of dating and hookup apps behaving immoral, frivolous, inconsistent and simply perverted has become cool, some remand in jail and fine in crores should fix the urge of tinger and ginger."

In the elaborated post, the Tejas actress called for the prohibition of 'hookups and polygamy,' advocating for stringent consequences, such as jail time and substantial fines, for individuals involved in deceitful behaviour within relationships. She also urged the government to implement regulations mandating financial support for women abandoned by their partners after prolonged courtship along with setting an age limit for sexual intercourse similar to the legal age for marriage.

Well, the FAKE post shared by Kangana also included the disclaimer, "This is NOT real news. This post is completely satire. This post is meant for entertainment purposes only. If you are mentioned above and wants to take it down, contact me."

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Kangana Ranaut's work front

Kangana Ranaut is preparing for her upcoming film 'Emergency', in which she is portraying the role of former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. Additionally, reports suggest she has secured a role in the Vishnu Manchu starrer 'Kannappa', where Prabhas will depict Lord Shiva and Vishnu Manchu will play his devotee, with Mohanlal making a cameo appearance.

Furthermore, the actress has reunited with her 'Tanu Weds Manu' co-star R Madhavan for a pan-India psychological thriller directed by Vijay, who previously helmed 'Thalaivii', in which Kangana also starred.

 

 

 

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