Akansha Ranjan Kapoor shared a powerful note on social media, expressing her distress over the current state of the world. She wrote about feeling unsure how to process everything unfolding, adding that being apolitical is often a position of privilege because politics determines who gets safety, freedom, and dignity.
Sharing her empathy, Akansha wrote, “I don't know how to feel about the world right now. I think being apolitical is a position of privilege, because politics shapes who gets safety, freedom, and dignity. This is history repeating itself. The world doesn't want unilateral wars. It doesn't want bombs falling on cities that once felt untouchable I feel deep empathy for the Iranian people, who have long hoped for change. And I feel grief for civilians caught in the crossfire of men who seem to believe they are saviors. The hardest part is watching how fragile "safe" really is.
This isn't black and white. But it's heartbreaking. It's frightening. I don't have answers. Just a hope that human life becomes more important than the pride of 3 men....” She ended her note by saying she doesn’t have the answers, only a hope that human life becomes more important than the pride of a few men. On the work front, Akansha Ranjan Kapoor will next be seen in the Netflix film Ikka.