Kangana Ranaut practices yoga and understands spirituality. The actress appeared in a conversation with India's popular spiritual leader and mystic, Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev.
The special conversation had Kangana interviewing the guru on various things including moksha, country values, liberals, politics, what has spirituality given us, people of India, among others.
She also posed some difficult questions about Padmaavat and 'to be or not to be'. The actress was answered well by the speaker. When she asked Sadhguru to comment on the entire Padmaavat controversy, he said that such vandalism explains the mindset of people who have stopped living a life. He said that somebody told him a strange thing, which was the ultimate truth, that in order to save a bus from burning, you won't let real human beings burn for what they are demanding, doesn't matter if their demands are unjustified...
You can watch the entire conversation here:
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While trying to get a clarity on 'To Be Or Not To Be', Kangana told Sadhguru that in a nation which is killing people to save cows, she fails to figure out the real reasons behind such crimes. She revealed that a scene featuring her in Manikarnika was changed when the crew discussed that her character saving a calf would make the team appear like cow savers, which, of course they won't like.
