Kangana Ranaut calls nursing the “most sexualised profession”; says nurses deserve greater respect
As Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata gears up for its theatrical release on June 12, actress Kangana Ranaut has spoken about the need to change society’s perception of nurses and healthcare support staff. The actor, who plays a nurse in the upcoming period crime thriller, said the profession is often overlooked despite its critical role in the healthcare system. The film is inspired by true events surrounding the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks and focuses on the courage displayed by medical staff at Mumbai’s Cama and Albless Hospital. Rather than centering on conventional heroes, the story highlights the contributions of nurses, ward boys and hospital workers who continued serving patients during one of the country’s darkest nights. In an exclusive conversation with ANI, Kangana reflected on how nurses are viewed in society and expressed hope that the film can help bring about a change. “Badlaav hona chahiye logon ke jo bhaav hai unke liye usme badlaav hona chahiye (We wan...