Emergencyjili no.1 new trailer Photo: YouTube Emergency new trailer Photo: YouTube Kangana Ranaut starrer Emergency is finally releasing in theatres on January 17. Ahead of its release, the makers, on Monday, unveiled new trailer of the upcoming political drama.
vegas x slotsEmergency new trailer begins with Anupam Kher’s character, Jayaprakash Narayan, who is behind bars and writing a letter to Prime Minister Indira Gandhi (played by Kangana Ranaut).
Kangana as Indira delivers some powerful dialogues including: "Main hi cabinet hun (I am the cabinet)". "Indira is India'' is yet another bold line by her.
Emergency trailer also features Shreyas Talpade who plays the young Atal Bihari Vajpayee, Milind Soman as Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw, Mahima Chaudhary as Pupul Jayakar, and the late Satish Kaushik as Jagjivan Ram.
The Inevitability of Kangana Ranaut's 'Emergency'India, the most successful team in the competition, now have five titles, including back-to-back triumphs in 2023 and 2024. The victory adds to their bronze medal secured at the Paris Olympic Games last month.
Kangana shared the trailer on social media and wrote, "1975, Emergency — A Defining chapter in Indian History. Indira: India’s most powerful woman. Her ambition transformed the nation, but her #EMERGENCY plunged it into chaos (sic)."
Watch Emergency trailer here.Speaking about Emergency's release, Kangana said in a statement, "After a long journey filled with challenges, I'm glad that our film Emergency will finally hit the big screen on 17th January. This story isn't just about a controversial leader; it delves into themes that remain profoundly relevant today, making the journey both difficult and significant. Releasing just a week before Republic Day, it's the perfect time to reflect on the resilience of our Constitution and experience the film with your loved ones."
Does Kangana Ranaut Deserve Our Fairness?Emergency was embroiled in controversies after several Sikh organisations across India, including in Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, New Delhi, and other states, called for a ban on the film. They claimed that the film misrepresented their community and figures and distorted historical facts.
They approached the CBFC and the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, demanding a ban on the film's screening. The controversies delayed the release of the film, which was earlier scheduled to hit the theatres on September 6.
Emergency, written by Ranaut and co-produced by Zee Studios and the actor's Manikarnika films, is based on the 21-month emergency period from 1975 to 1977, imposed by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.