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Kangana Ranaut backs Vande Mataram, counters Sharmila Tagore's concerns over religious references
Kangana Ranaut defended the national song Vande Mataram after Sharmila Tagore raised concerns. Tagore felt some verses were difficult for monotheistic followers to accept. Ranaut countered that poetry uses metaphors and artistic license for effect. She argued Shakti references represent strength and empowerment, not just religion. The debate highlights Vande Mataram's status as India's National Song.
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hindustantimes.com
Kangana Ranaut shocked at Sharmila Tagore's ‘contrived’ remarks on Vande Mataram: Come out of Hindu Muslim mindset
Sharmila Tagore said that it is difficult to recite Vande Mataram for those who believe in one God. | Bollywood
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Sharmila Tagore says 'Vande Mataram' first two stanzas should be retained; explains why full song may be difficult for some
Veteran actress Sharmila Tagore has said that the nation should stick to only the first two stanzas of the national song 'Vande Mataram'.
