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Bollywood actress and MP Kangana Ranaut, famous for her outspoken statements and out-of-the-box thinking, has once again come into the limelight with her new statement. This time Kangana has given a big and debate-provoking statement regarding the country’s medical system, especially the attire of nurses and their traditional dress code. Kangana Ranaut believes that even today the uniforms worn by nurses in India have a deep influence of British rule and Western civilization. Advocating a positive change in the country, she said that the time has come when this decades-old attire of nurses should be changed and given a dignified ‘Indian look’.
Kangana is playing the role of a nurse in the upcoming film ‘Bharat Bhagya Vidhaata’.
Actually, these days Kangana Ranaut is in constant discussion about her upcoming much awaited film ‘Bharat Bhagya Vidhaata’. She is playing the lead role in this film, where she has played a very serious character of a brave nurse on screen. During the promotion and media interviews of this film, when Kangana was asked about her look and experience, she shared her experience of wearing the on-screen uniform and expressed her opinion on the dress code of real nurses of the country. Kangana said that while doctors’ clothes have become quite flexible, comfortable and modern with time, nurses are still forced to wear the same traditional and old-fashioned western style.
The current look is influenced by the US Navy and World War era.
In an exclusive interview given to news agency ANI, Kangana Ranaut explained in detail the history of this uniform and the Western influence behind it. Arguing, Kangana said that the things like pin in the uniform of our nurses, adorning the cap on the head or tying the belt on the waist, all this is actually influenced by the dress of the US Navy. This type of look was mainly seen in the medical wings of western countries during World War I and World War II. Kangana raised the question that whether there is severe cold or scorching heat in the country, our nurses still have to carry the same foreign and British look, which has now become irrelevant.
"Uniform is your duty, but it needs a touch of Indianness."
Kangana clarified that this is completely her personal opinion, but she wants some changes to be made in the future. He said, ‘I personally feel that this dress code should be redesigned and given a little Indian look, which will be a very positive and beautiful change.’ Along with this, while referring to his film, he said that in the film, we have portrayed the work of nurses on screen with utmost honesty and dignity. No matter a person’s shape or size, his or her uniform is a symbol of his or her duty and responsibility, and we have the utmost respect for this profession.
The film is based on the true incident of 26/11 Mumbai terrorist attack.
If we talk about Kangana Ranaut’s film ‘Bharat Bhagya Vidhaata’, its story is based on a true and hair-raising incident of the horrific 26/11 Mumbai terrorist attack that took place in the year 2008. The film depicts the horrifying scene when terrorists armed with sophisticated weapons enter a big hospital in Mumbai and fire indiscriminately. Amidst the shadow of that death, the doctors, nurses and other staff members of the hospital showed wisdom without caring for their lives and stood as a shield in front of the terrorists. In this film, it is shown how these real-life heroes together safely saved the lives of about 400 innocent patients trapped inside the hospital.