Kangana Ranaut recalls mom telling her she should be able to make achar, ghee: 'She is saying such stupid things'

During an interview with Brut India, Kangana spoke about her childhood, and what her mother used to tell her.

Actor Kangana Ranaut has admitted that there was a time when her mother used to tell her that women should be invested more in homemaking. During an interview with Brut India, she added that she used to think her mother was silly to say such things.

What did Kangana say

Kangana has opened a new restaurant, The Mountain Story, in Manali.

Kangana said, “My mom used to say, as a woman, you should be more invested in homemaking, from making achar (pickle) to ghee (clarified butter) to how to grow vegetables. I used to think that mom is saying such stupid things, what does it matter."

She added, “I used to think that I was one of the youngest and richest women in the country. But today I am saying the same thing...I think that is the evolution of women. I read a quote that ‘you are not born as a woman, but you grow to be a woman’... Today, my mother is happy and she thinks I have matured and become wiser."

Kangana’s last project

Fans saw Kangana last in Emergency, in which the actor portrays the role of late prime minister Indira Gandhi. It was released in theatres on January 17. Emergency delved into the period during which Indira Gandhi had announced an Emergency for 21 months from 1975 to 1977, and its aftermath. It also starred Anupam Kher, Shreyas Talpade, Vishak Nair, Milind Soman and late actor Satish Kaushik.