Kangana Ranaut watched the film with CM Bhajanlal in Jaipur: The actress said – This is a special day for me; More than 200 nurses came to watch the film

Bollywood actress and MP Kangana Ranaut reached Jaipur on Friday evening. Attended the special screening of her film ‘Bharat Bhagya Vidhaata’ with Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma. Many ministers of Rajasthan government, MLAs, administrative officers and people associated with various fields were present in this special screening organized at EP Mirage cinema hall of the city. Kangana said- I am here with my entire team. CM and his team have come here, nursing students have come. This is a special day for me. I want my film to speak today. This is the story of the unsung hero, who is the real hero of this country. Today I will honor such unsung heroes here. CM said- Kangana ji has come with the story of someone who left everything and dedicated himself to the nation. Kangana ji has made a film on those who work for the nation and society, I want to thank her for that. We all are people who believe in nation first. Many people have served the country while remaining anonymous. Even during Corona, such anonymous people have served the country. This film will prove to teach a lot. Let us tell you that Kangana Ranaut reached Jaipur by road from Jodhpur on Friday morning. After reaching here, he rested for some time at Rambagh Palace. In the evening, she directly reached EP Mirage cinema hall, where a special screening of the film was organized with Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma. On this occasion, more than 200 nurses from Jaipur and surrounding areas were invited to watch the film. The life of nurses, their struggles and their role in the society is prominently shown in the film. Therefore this screening had special importance for him also. The film brings forward the untold story of 26/11 attacks. The film ‘Bharat Bhagya Vidhaata’ is based on the 26/11 Mumbai terrorist attacks that took place in 2008. The film not only tells the story of the terrorist attacks, but also brings to the fore the lives of those who quietly performed their duties during and after the tragedy. The first part of the film focuses on the lives of nurses and their struggles. It shows that nurses, considered the backbone of health services, often do not get the respect they deserve. The contribution of nurses, who work day and night to serve patients, is often overshadowed by the brilliance of doctors, whereas their role in the medical system is very important. The film exposes the ignored truth of the society. It is also shown in the film that women associated with the nursing profession have to face many challenges in their personal lives also. Lack of respect in family and society, difficult working conditions and obstacles in social aspects like marriage form an important part of the film. Director Manoj Tapadia said that the aim of the film is not just to entertain, but to become the voice of those sections of the society whose struggles are often ignored. Nurses are the strongest link of the health system. Their role should be respected. Apart from Kangana Ranaut, Girija Oak, Smita Tambe, Asha Shelar, Priya Arjun Berde, Zahid Khan and Suhita Thatte have played important roles in the film. All the actors have portrayed their characters on screen sensitively and effectively. After the screening, the film was appreciated by the audience present and people associated with the nursing community. He said that this film brings out those aspects of the lives of nurses which are not usually discussed. Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma also praised the film and said that the contribution of nurses in health services is invaluable. Such films work to sensitize the society towards them. Kangana Ranaut also expressed her gratitude to the audience and said that this film is dedicated to those unsung heroes who remain engaged in the service of humanity in every situation.



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