Actor-MP Kangana Ranaut was granted bail by a Bathinda court in a defamation case filed by 73-year-old farmer Mahinder Kaur. The BJP leader said she never targeted anyone and regretted the “misunderstanding,” adding that every mother is respectable to her.
In the Farmer Protest Retweet Row a Court in punjab orders Kangana Ranaut to appear in person on October 27 in a defamation case, rejecting her request to attend via video conferencing. Case relates to her controversial comments on Mahinder Kaur during 2020-21 protests.
Today, On 12th September in the Farmer Protest Remark, Supreme Court Denies Relief to Kangana Ranaut in Defamation Case Over Farmers’ Protest Tweet, Matter Considered Withdrawn After Hearing Arguments: “It Wasn’t Just a Re-Tweet, You Added Your Own Spice.”
Supreme Court will on September 12 hear actor and BJP MP Kangana Ranaut’s plea challenging a defamation case filed against her over alleged remarks linked to her retweet about a female protestor during the 2020–21 farmer protests.
Today, On 1st August, P&H High Court dismisses Kangana Ranaut’s plea to quash a defamation case over her tweet during the farmers’ protest, citing “false and defamatory imputations by a celebrity” that allegedly damaged the complainant’s image and reputation.
Today, On 28th February, Actor Kangana Ranaut and lyricist Javed Akhtar reached a settlement in the long-standing defamation case. As part of the resolution, Ranaut apologized to Akhtar for any inconvenience caused. The case stemmed from her remarks linking Akhtar to a larger conspiracy, which he denied. This settlement brings an end to their legal dispute, avoiding further courtroom proceedings.
A Mumbai court has given Kangana Ranaut one final chance to appear before it considers issuing a non-bailable warrant in the defamation case brought by Javed Akhtar. Akhtar’s lawyer requested the warrant due to Ranaut’s consistent absences from nearly 40 scheduled court dates. She has attributed her non-appearance to parliamentary commitments. This legal dispute dates back to 2020, and mediation efforts are still ongoing.
Today, On 4th October, Kangana Ranaut’s film Emergency received approval from the Bombay High Court to implement suggested cuts over one month, allowing case closure. The Central Board of Film Certification will review the revised film within two weeks, following the agreement between Manikarnika Films and the CBFC regarding concerns about content.
Today, On 3rd October, Zee Entertainment has informed the Bombay High Court that it is addressing certification issues with the CBFC regarding the film “Emergency.” Delayed from its original release on September 6 due to disputes, the film’s release may proceed if specific cuts are made. The court is monitoring the situation closely, with further hearings scheduled.
Today, On 30th September, Kangana Ranaut agreed to make cuts to her film Emergency, as confirmed by the CBFC to the Bombay High Court. The film faced controversy over its portrayal of the Sikh community. The court hearing was adjourned until October 3 for further assurances regarding the edits and release certification.
