Kangana Ranaut takes a break from trolling Karan Johar to review Oppenheimer; calls it a ‘cinematic orgasm’

At the moment, there are three new releases that are constantly in the news– Barbie for becoming a symbol of female empowerment, Oppenheimer for being one of Christopher Nolan’s best till date, and Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani for being a wonderful ride full of emotions. Several movie lovers have been showering the Alia Bhatt and Ranveer Singh film with love while celebrating Karan Johar’s classic comeback. But Kangana Ranaut’s last few social media posts were the complete opposite. She has been trolling the filmmaker for his interviews, where he suggested that PR can be used to build perception even if a movie doesn’t do well.

The actress has constantly been taking digs at KJo and his recently released film, asking him to retire. But in her latest post, Kangana decided to take a break from slamming Karan and instead reviewed Oppenheimer. Along with a video where she is talking about the blockbuster hit, Kangana wrote, “Christopher Nolan’s best work so far … Most important film of our time… I am so excited I just didn’t want it to end … it has everything I deeply love, I am passionate about Physics and politics … For me this was like a cinematic orgasm… beyond wonderful!! P.s also just realised in the above video I meant to say nationalism* rises instead of nationality …”

Kangana admitted that the theme is complex, but also described that as the beauty of Nolan's films. She added that her favourite part was the reference to Bhagavad Gita and Lord Vishnu. Well, this is one topic that has left many movie buffs divided. Even in the comment section of her video, many netizens agreed with Kangana but some questioned her. For instance, one social media user wrote: “@kanganaranaut jiss scene ko dekh k khoon kholna chahiye.. woh acha laga... Matlab hadd hi hogayi... Yehi scene Karan Johar ka hota kisi movie mein... Toh abh tak didi ne trolling start kardi hoti..”

Well, Kangana has great sense when it comes to movies, being an actress and a filmmaker herself. So if she is recommending Oppenheimer, you know it’s a must watch. Have you seen it yet?