If you believe it is assaulting you, you are a terrorist, Kangana Ranaut responds to the controversy surrounding The Kerala Story.

Kangana Ranaut comments on The Kerala Story issue.

For the first time at a function, actress Kangana Ranaut shared her opinions on The Kerala Story. Adah Sharma, Yogita Bihani, Siddhi Idnani, and Sonia Balani are among the cast members of the Sudipto Sen-helmed movie, which was released on Friday. Anybody who feels threatened by the movie is a “terrorist,” according to Kangana, who was speaking about it.

32,000 females from the state went missing and later joined the terrorist organisation ISIS, according to The Kerala Story’s trailer, which drew criticism. Numerous political figures responded to it, sparking a huge political debate.

When questioned about the recent issue, Kangana Ranaut responded at ABP’s Majha Maha Katta event. I haven’t seen the movie, but there have been several attempts to get it outlawed, she stated in Hindi. The High Court has ruled that the movie cannot be prohibited, according to what I read today. Correct me if I’m wrong. I believe that only ISIS is being portrayed negatively. This is true if HC, the nation’s highest authority, says so. Terrorist groups like ISIS exist. It’s not as if I’m branding them terrorists; rather, our nation, the Home Ministry (Ministry of Home Affairs), and other nations have done so.

If a terrorist organisation does not exist, then a terrorist is present if a person says, “Aap aisa samjhte hai ki woh terrorists organisation nahi hai. If you believe that ISIS is not a terrorist organisation despite its declaration that it is, then you are also a terrorist. (If you believe that ISIS is not a terrorist organisation despite its declaration that it is.) Kangana continued, “If you believe that ISIS is not a terrorist organisation despite its declaration that it is, then you are also a terrorist.'”

I am talking about people who believe it is striking them, not ISIS, she continued. You’re a terrorist if you believe it is coming for you. I’m not saying this, my brother; it’s just basic arithmetic.