Kangana Ranaut remembers filming Thalaivii’s assault scene amid the collapse of her house

Kangana Ranaut is the center of attention as she prepares for the debut of her highly anticipated flick Thalaivii. We know that the actress has always been outspoken about her feelings and has never shied away from voicing her opinions.

She was at odds with the Maharashtra administration at one point in the recent past. A portion of the actress’s home had been demolished. In an interview, Kangana highlighted how one incident on the set of the film is eerily similar to an episode in her own life.

Talking about this experience, Kangana Ranaut in a conversation with journalist Sreedhar Pillai, said, “It is actually uncanny that when we were shooting these scenes, when Jaya amma was assaulted in the assembly, Shiv Sena was breaking my house. It was happening exactly around the same time. I was on the set and shooting these scenes (assembly assault), this drama was going on in Mumbai. I felt like real and reel life are clashing into each other,” Kangana said.

For the uninitiated, Jayalalithaa, the leader of the opposition and the first woman to ever hold that position in the state, was assaulted in the Tamil Nadu legislative assembly on March 25, 1989. Jayalalithaa’s saree was torn in that incident.