Kangana Ranaut Reacts on Olympic opening ceremony in Paris

Actress and politician Kangana Ranaut does not hesitate to speak her mind on any issue. Kangana fearlessly expresses her opinion on anything against a person or an act. This time her target was the Paris Olympic Games.

The Paris Olympics 2024 has started with a bang. The whole world is watching this biggest event in the world of sports. While everyone praises the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics, Kangana Ranaut criticizes it.

Kangana criticized this thing at the Paris Olympics 2024 Medals

By sharing some pictures from the Olympic ceremony on social media, Kangana told what she did not like in it. Kangana shared photos and videos of 'The Last Supper' act, one of the many events of the ceremony. Kangana objected to the inclusion of a child.

The actress wrote, 'Paris Olympics included a child in its hyper-sexualized act The Last Supper. Not only this, they showed a person without clothes, who is painted blue and he is Jesus. They have made fun of Christianity. The leftists have completely hijacked the Paris 2024 Olympics.

Kangana also shared a photo in which a person is painted in a blue color. The actress wrote, 'This person without clothes is shown as Jesus Christ in the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics 2024.'

Kangana also got angry at this photo

Kangana did not stop there. The Actress shared another picture in which a woman is standing holding her neck in her hand. Regarding this, the actress wrote, 'Is this how France welcomed the Olympics 2024... and what is the message of such acts?? Welcome to the world of Satan? Is this what they want to show?'

Kangana shared a photo collage and ended her talk on the note that everything in the opening ceremony of the Olympics was based on homosexuality.

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She wrote, "I am not against homosexuality, but it is beyond my understanding how the Olympics is related to any sexuality. Why are games, and sports participation in all nations to claim, human excellence being taken over by sex?  Why can't sexuality remain only in our bedrooms? Why has it become a national identity?"