Kangana Ranaut shocked at Sharmila Tagore's ‘contrived’ remarks on Vande Mataram: Come out of Hindu Muslim mindset

Come out of Hindu-Muslim mindset: Kangana slams Sharmila Tagore's Vande Mataram take

Kangana Ranaut has strongly criticised Sharmila Tagore's suggestion to limit Vande Mataram to its first two stanzas, urging people to move beyond the Hindu-Muslim mindset. She emphasised the poem's artistic and historical significance as a symbol of India's freedom struggle rather than a religious text.

Kangana Ranaut Hits Back At Sharmila Tagore's Vande Mataram Remarks, Says ‘Come Out Of Hindu Muslim Mindset’

Kangana Ranaut reacts to Sharmila Tagore's Vande Mataram remarks, calling her views ‘limiting and contrived’. She also questioned how a great piece of art can be reduced to religious practice.

'Reduce Art To Religious Practice': Kangana Ranaut Reacts To Sharmila Tagore's Vande Mataram Remark

Sharmila Tagore recently spoke about the ongoing debate around the National Song and said some parts of it may not align with the beliefs of people who follow a single God.

Sharmila Tagore says 'Vande Mataram' first two stanzas should be retained; explains why full song may be difficult for some

Beloved actress Sharmila Tagore has proposed that only the first two stanzas of 'Vande Mataram' be used. She posits that the complete song might clash with the monotheistic beliefs held by a significant number of Indians. This opinion emerges during a nationwide discourse surrounding the song's performance and historical significance, accentuated by the recent Independence Day events and the varying viewpoints of political factions.

Kangana Ranaut shocked at Sharmila Tagore's ‘contrived’ remarks on Vande Mataram: Come out of Hindu Muslim mindset

Sharmila Tagore said that it is difficult to recite Vande Mataram for those who believe in one God.