Kangana
Ranaut's
much
anticipated
film
Thalaivii
released
in
theatres
today
(September
10).
The
multilingual
movie
has
the
actress
essaying
the
role
of
former
actress-turned-politician
late
Jayalalithaa.
In
a
recent
press
interaction
held
in
Delhi
for
the
film's
promotions,
the
actress
opened
up
about
joining
politics
in
real
life
as
well.
As
per
a
report
in
IANS,
Kangana
told
reporters,
"And
as
far
as
entering
politics
is
concerned,
I
might
need
a
lot
of
support
from
the
public
but
right
now
I
am
happy
to
be
an
actress.
But
if
tomorrow
people
like
me
and
support
me,
then
definitely
I
would
love
to."
She
also
expressed
her
disappointment
over
multiplex
owners
refusing
to
screen
her
film
in
Hindi
owing
to
their
disagreement
over
the
gap
between
its
theatrical
and
OTT
release
and
shared,
"This
movie
might
not
be
released
in
Hindi
in
multiplexes
and
multiplexes
have
always
tried
to
bully
the
producers.
And
they
are
the
same.
I
am
a
nationalist
and
I
speak
for
the
country
not
because
I
am
a
politician
but
as
a
responsible
citizen."
The
actress
emphasized
that
her
film
Thalaivii
never
meant
to
try
to
change
any
mindset
related
to
the
male-dominated
society
and
is
more
about
Jayalalithaa's
journey.
"In
'Thalaivii'
it
is
shown
that
the
person
about
whom
people
thought
would
never
be
a
politician
or
won't
be
able
to
take
care
of
such
a
volatile
state,
not
only
became
the
chief
minister
but
won
elections
a
number
of
times.
And
her
guru
or
mentor
in
politics
-
MGR
-
always
supported
her.
So,
this
movie
shows
how
certain
times
men
are
also
supportive
for
a
woman
to
grow
in
life," Kangana
told
reporters.
On
being
asked
how
her
film
has
managed
to
steer
clear
of
controversies,
the
actress
said,
"For
this
I
give
all
credit
to
my
director,
as
even
the
ruling
party
has
no
issues
with
the
movie."
Speaking
about
how
working
on
Thalaivii
helped
her
in
changing
her
perception
about
politics
and
politicians,
Kangana
shared,
"I
had
a
very
primitive
thinking
about
politics.
Like
these
are
very
lucky
people
who
get
so
much
power.
But
after
working
in
this
movie
and
doing
research
my
thinking
changed.
I
realised
that
politics
is
not
at
all
easy
and
there
are
a
number
of
challenges.
For
instance,
Jaya
maa
has
temples
in
Tamil
Nadu.
She
is
worshipped
there.
The
IAS
and
other
officers
call
her
an
intelligent
and
remarkable
woman.
And
she
is
famous
like
this
among
all.
But
had
she
not
faced
any
big
controversy,
of
course
she
did
but
still
people
chose
her
over
and
over
again.
So,
this
is
the
reality
that
I
realised
after
doing
this
movie."
Kangana
also
explained
why
she
considers
Thalaivii
her
career
best
performance
and
said,
"Whatever
is
shown
in
this
movie
is
based
on
reality.
But
there
is
a
lot
to
learn
from
the
main
political
faces
who
were
the
cult
figures
of
politics.
And
doing
a
movie
like
this
is
like
a
brain
churning
activity.
You
have
to
think
a
lot
while
playing
a
character
who
handles
hundreds
of
bureaucrats.
So,
I
learned
a
lot
while
doing
this
movie
and
that
is
why
I
consider
it
my
best
movie."