Kangana Ranaut says everyone will be "proud" of Mental Hai Kya after an appeal against her title

The sister of actress Kangana Ranaut, Rangoli, made a statement on behalf of her actress to answer the call of the Indian Medical Association and the Indian psychiatric society to change the title of his next film Mental Hai Kya claiming that the film "will be the pride of all". Rangoli Chandel, who also serves as director of Kangana, tweeted Saturday: "In the name of Kangana, all I want to say is that everyone will be proud of Mental Hai Kya of the subject and the subject that she will have chosen will trigger talk and talk about stigma ". Mental Hai Kya plays Rajkummar Rao in the lead role opposite Kangana. The medical badociations have called on the producer to remove his teasers and change the title of the film, in addition to revising its content if it contains a provocative sequence, a dialogue or a song, reported the company. 39, PTI news agency.

On behalf of Kangana, all I mean is everyone will be proud of "Hai Kai Mind"? The chosen topic triggered relevant discussions and discussions on the stigma

– Rangoli Chandel (@Rangoli_A) April 20, 2019

"The title Mental Hai Kya is clearly pejorative to the people He is sarcastic and ridicules the suffering, "said Dr. Santanu Sen, National President of the Indian Medicine Association (IMA), at PTI. "We call on the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting to intervene and ask the Central Film Certification Board to censor or change the derogatory title and content," he added.

"Can we call a title creator ridiculing more than 10 pc of the population struggling with the inner pain of the disease with external discrimination and neglect?" According to Dr. Mrugesh Vaishnav, president of the Indian Society of psychiatry (IPS), reported PTI.

Mental Hai Kya is directed by Prakash Kovelamudi and is produced by Ekta Kapoor. Mental Hai Kya is a black comedy about the lives of his two protagonists, both of whom tend to be suicidal.

(With the help of PTI)

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