Kangana Ranaut is, once more, angry. On June 25, addressing a few reporters, she said, “Those who are making a big deal about the Constitution these days in the Parliament—shouting, doing nautanki [drama]—their black deeds will come out on 6th September.” She had chosen a strategic date for her outburst: June 25, the day Indira Gandhi declared Emergency in the country 49 years ago, suspending civil liberties, censoring the press, undermining the Constitution. The other date, September 6, referred to Ranaut’s next release, Emergency, where she plays Gandhi. Besides acting in it, she’s also produced and directed the movie.