Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut is contesting the Indian Lok Sabha elections as a BJP candidate. Kangana has declared her loyalty to Prime Minister Narendra Modi even before tying the knot with the BJP. Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Mandi on Friday to campaign for Kangana Ranaut in the Lok Sabha elections. Meanwhile, Kangana welcomed the Prime Minister to the mandi with red roses.According to a Hindustan Times report, Kangana Ranaut shared several pictures of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Mandi on Instagram. On this day, Modi and Kangana were seen together.
The hillbilly girl was seen in Himachali hat and off-white saree in the picture. The Prime Minister also had a Himachali hat on his head. In the caption of the picture, Kangana wrote, ‘Prime Minister, we welcome you to Mandi.’
Meanwhile, Kangana addressed a public meeting ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Mandi, where she expressed gratitude for the opportunity to work under PM Modi’s leadership. He also praised Modi’s work for the development of the country.
At the time, Kangana said, ‘When Bollywood considered me an outsider and made fun of my English. Then, the world’s largest party, the Bharatiya Janata Party and the world’s largest leader, Prime Minister Modi chose me to serve the people of Mandi and work for their welfare.
They have chosen this mountain girl for this job. It fills me with pride and glory. On behalf of all the women and citizens of Himachal, I pay my respects to our Prime Minister Narendra Modi.’
He also said, ‘The day has come to work under the guidance of Prime Minister Modi. Praising Modi is like showing a candle to the sun. The technical and modern development work he has done is remarkable. Now I am part of his team and committed to Mandi’s development work as a party worker.’
Concluding her speech, Kangana expressed her ambition to win the MP of the Year award and said, ‘I have won four national awards based on my skills in both BJP and Congress. I assure you, if I win this election, then in the first year I will bring the Parliament of the Year Award to the people of Mandi.’
Kangana has already hinted that she may end her acting career if she wins the election. In the future, Kangana will be seen on screen as Indira Gandhi. Kangana will play the role of the country’s only female prime minister in the film Emergency, which she is also the director of. Due to the election, the release has been postponed due to emergency.