Kangana Ranaut Criticizes Bollywood's Portrayal of Marriages Following Praise for 'Mrs.'

The actor defends traditional Indian joint families and questions modern narratives about marriage and domestic roles.

Kangana Ranaut expressed her views on marriage and family values, indirectly responding to themes explored in the film 'Mrs.' starring Sanya Malhotra.
She criticized Bollywood for distorting traditional ideas of marriage, emphasizing the importance of duty and the role of joint families in supporting the elderly and children.
Ranaut opposed equating homemakers' roles with paid labor, highlighting the joy and control women historically found in managing households.
The actor urged against endorsing divorces or dismantling social institutions like marriages, citing ancient Indian scriptures as a guide for life and relationships.
The film 'Mrs.', a remake of 'The Great Indian Kitchen,' has been widely praised for its portrayal of patriarchal challenges faced by women in traditional families.