The public is now questioning kangana Ranaut's career graph because her most recent political biopic hasn't fully succeeded in capitalizing on the alleged benefits of her contract. Based on the controversial era of Indira Gandhi's reign, her most recent film, Emergency, has only made a pitiful ₹15 crores at the box office thus far. This is significantly less than what might have been predicted considering the high-profile topic and Ranaut's reputation.
 
This is not the first time one of her films has received poor reviews; Thalaivii also did not leave a lasting impression, which points to a concerning pattern in her project selection. The genre of political biopics is incredibly rich in plot, but it only appeals to a very specific audience and does not suit the interests of the general public seeking cinematic escape. Critics point out that it lacks the romantic and lighthearted humorous elements that are often seen in larger films. There has been a "overdose" of political films, according to seasoned trade analyst Taran Adarsh, suggesting that viewers may be becoming weary of this genre.
 
Ranaut's only strength is her versatility, which is demonstrated by her outstanding performances in Tanu Weds manu Returns, Queen, and other films. Ranaut may need to move away from politically charged storylines and genres, which have been the main focus up to this point, and toward more emotionally driven storytelling if she hopes to win back her following and box office appeal. By performing in romantic comedies or family dramas, she would reunite with the general public that formerly praised her ability.
 
The business realities of filmmaking have a distinct message that has to be conveyed to this gifted woman-to-date, even though kangana Ranaut's earnestness in depicting historical power figures is unquestionably admirable. By altering the rules, she can become one of Bollywood's most renowned and well-liked performers.
 
 
 
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G GOWTHAM

29/01/2025 12:19 PM