After graduation, military training should be made mandatory for students, according to Kangana Ranaut: ‘It’s the only way to get rid of…’

Bollywood star Kangana Ranaut thinks that everyone in the nation should be required to undergo military training after receiving their graduation. The actor thinks that by doing this, the nation will be able to free itself of “lazy” and “irresponsible” people.

Speaking at News18 Amrit Ratna 2023, Kangana suggested that military training is the best way to build discipline among people. If military training is made mandatory in the nation for every child after graduation, we’ll get rid of these careless and unreliable individuals. It will teach them discipline,” stated Kangana.

The Manikarnika actor raised concerns during the conversation about Bollywood and cricket players befriending their peers in ‘enemy’ nations. The actress claimed that she often heard soldiers criticizing cricket players and Bollywood stars for their actions.

“Are our soldiers the only ones who think of China and Pakistan as enemies when Bollywood is showcasing its love for their artists and cricketers are hugging them?” Is the hostility between the two nations limited to me? This is the reason Tejas was created. The basic action that must be taken at the “micro-level” when “our soldiers are troubled on the border” is to immediately “boycott” the foreign goods, according to Kangana. “It showcases how a soldier feels when people in the country talk behind his back while he is fighting at the border.

The next movie starring Kangana Ranaut is the war drama Tejas. In honor of Indian Air Force Day on October 8, the movie’s trailer was made public. In the film, Kangana plays Tejas Gill, an Air Force pilot. In the trailer, it is seen that her top commanders have given her a crucial mission: to free an Indian engineer-turned-spy who is being held hostage by terrorists in Pakistan.