Kangana Ranaut says she has been perpetually ill, talks about having a rough year

Kangana Ranaut has had a rough year on the personal front and her latest Instagram story suggests so. She wrote- “I had Dengue, Covid, Delta, Covid – Omicron, and Covid + Swine flu everything within the last twelve months. I have been perpetually ill. Kehne ka matlab ye hai ki sab sometimes low and down feel karte hain, weak and hopeless bhi, ji ha Batmab type log bhi (It means everyone has such moments sometimes when they feel low and down, weak and hopeless. Even people who are like Batman) (smile face emoticon),”

And while speaking to Times Now, she gave details about the same and revealed, “I’m not feeling as good as I used to feel, but that’s okay, it’s part of life.

Kangana Ranaut, who has been vocal about women’s rights in the past, praised the recently introduced Women’s Reservation Bill in Parliament. The Queen actress joined several women sportspersons and artists from varied fields at the new Parliament building for the event.

A ‘historic’ day

Kangana Ranaut termed the day ‘historic’ for the nation and the country’s women. The 36-year-old also thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for opening up new avenues for women. In an interview with ANI, the actress added, “The BJP could have brought any other bill today, but they chose women empowerment. This shows their thinking. I think the country is in able hands.”

Talking about her upcoming film, Sarvesh Mewara’s Tejas, Ranaut added how women are now taking up more active roles in the army and air force. She added how she’s playing an air force pilot in the film set for release in October this year. Additionally, she described the developing world as part of the ‘new age