Kangana Ranaut took to her Twitter handle and called herself a 'failure' after a tractor march in the capital turned violent on Republic Day. She said that despite her best efforts, she could not prevent such an incident, and her ‘head hangs in shame’. “I did my best to avoid this but I failed.... I may be a spec in the scheme of things but my failure is enormous.... at least it feels like that .... my head hangs in shame. I could not protect the integrity of my nation. I am no one still I am everyone ..and I am a failure today,” she wrote, in response to a tweet criticising the ‘revolutionaries’ of Bollywood for trolling her and asking where Diljit Dosanjh is.
Earlier on January 26, Kangana shared a two-minute video slamming those who supported the farmers' protest and said, "The images coming out of the Red Fort have shaken up the entire nation. Jail everyone that supported this so-called farmers' protest. They should be punished, there should be some repercussions for this." She also criticised Priyanka Chopra and Diljit Dosanjh for supporting the farmers. Policemen were injured in the violence that erupted in Delhi on Tuesday. The protestors violated the permissions given for the tractor rally from three locations, by breaching the barricades put up at various venues. Previously, Kangana accused Diljit and Priyanka of 'misleading' farmers. She also claimed that the protests led to losses worth thousands of crores and reminded them of the ‘serious consequences’ of their support to the agitation.
On the work front, Kangana is currently preparing for her upcoming action entertainer ‘Dhaakad’ where she would be seen sharing screen space with Arjun Rampal. She also has ‘Tejas’ in her kitty where she will be portraying the role of an Air Force officer along with Jayalalitha biopic. Kangana is currently shooting for Dhaakad in Madhya Pradesh. She recently dropped the first look poster of the action-thriller featuring her as Agent Agni. The actor also announced that the movie will be released in theatres on October 1, 2021.