Kangana Ranaut has weighed in on the controversy surrounding the Netflix series ‘IC 814’. The series, based on the 1999 hijacking of Indian Airlines Flight IC 814, has sparked debate over its portrayal and accuracy. Ranaut has criticized the situation, arguing that censorship is being applied selectively.
In her response, Ranaut highlighted what she sees as a double standard in how censorship is enforced. She suggested that some issues receive more scrutiny and control than others, reflecting an uneven application of censorship rules.
Ranaut’s comments come amid a growing debate over the series and its depiction of sensitive historical events. The controversy has led to official interventions, including a summons from the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (I&B) to Netflix India’s content head.
By addressing the issue publicly, Ranaut adds to the ongoing discussion about media representation and censorship. Her remarks underscore concerns about how content is regulated and the impact of such regulations on creative expression.
