Kangana Ranaut: Kangana raised the issue of nurses’ dress, advised to make it Indian, said- looks foreign in a way

Kangana Ranaut: Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut often remains in the headlines for her outspoken statements. This time, not on any film, politics or controversial issue, but on the uniform of nurses, he has said something which has sparked a new debate. Kangana believes that the dress of nurses in India still bears the imprint of the British era and now the time has come that it should be changed as per Indian needs and preferences. Different reactions are being seen on his statement on social media.

Kangana Ranaut These days your upcoming film ‘India’s destiny creator’ She is in the news for the film, in which she is playing the role of a staff nurse. In an interview given during the promotion of the film, she shared many things related to the nurses’ uniform and their profession. Kangana said that doctors get some degree of choice within their dress code, but the uniforms of nurses have remained almost the same for a long time. According to him, a foreign influence is still visible in the current uniform.

Talk about dress code

Kangana said, I think the dress code of British nurses is still applicable here. Our nurses, like doctors, can wear whatever they want, but there is a dress code. But our nurses, whether the weather is hot or cold, look like foreigners, this is my personal opinion. But in this film we have worked with honesty and dignity. Size and height don’t matter, your uniform is your duty.

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His upcoming film ‘Bharat Bhagya Vidhaata’ also shows the story of such unsung heroes, who worked to save people’s lives in difficult circumstances. This film is going to be released on June 12. Kangana says that the real identity of the uniform is not in its design, but in the responsibility and service that the person wearing it performs. However, if the nurses themselves want change, then consideration can be given to making the uniform as per Indian needs and culture.