Kangana Ranaut meets Union Minister Smriti Irani; calls her ‘real life Thalaivii’

    Kangana Ranaut meets ‘real life Thalaivii’ Smriti Irani

    Kangana Ranaut meets Union Minister Smriti Irani; calls her ‘real life Thalaivii’

    Ahead of the release of her much-awaited film Thalaivii, actor Kangana Ranaut met several politicians on Thursday for a special screening of the film for prominent ministers in Delhi. Taking to her Instagram handle, Kangana shared a picture in which she can be seen posing with Union Minister Smriti Irani. "With real life #Thalaivii @smritiiraniofficial," she captioned the photo.

    The screening was also attended by other members of parliament including Iranna Kadadi, Sandhya Ray, Arvind Sharma and Ashok Bajpai. Earlier today, Kangana shared a picture of herself, dressed for the screening in a gorgeous copper saree with gold jhumkas. "All ready for Parliamentarians and Ministers screening in Delhi .....Rarely we celebrate our politicians and very few films on politics and politicians are made, one such rare film is Thalaivii based on former chief minister of Tamilnadu Dr J Jayalalithaa.... Honoured to be hosting a screening for prominent politicians today," she wrote in the caption.

    Kangana Ranaut meets Union Minister Smriti Irani; calls her ‘real life Thalaivii’

    Touted as one of the biggest Bollywood releases this month, Kangana's Thalaivii has set high hopes as the film's trailer managed to fuel the anticipation among audiences. Post Bell Bottom and Chehre, Thalaivii would be the third Bollywood project to get an exclusive theatrical release in India. The movie marks Kangana's second biopic after the 2019 film Manikarnika: The Queen of Jhansi. Helmed by A.L Vijay, Thalaivii revolves around the life of late politician Jayalalithaa. In the film, Kangana will be seen essaying the titular role of Jayalalithaa.

    The film is scheduled to release in theatres worldwide in Hindi, Tamil and Telegu on September 10. It was earlier scheduled to release in April, but it got postponed due to the second wave of COVID-19.