Anandiben Patel: Kangana Ranaut hails women as ‘Devi, Shakti and Mata’ while defending UP Governor Anandiben Patel’s controversial ‘expert mother’ remarks: ‘God has given us the responsibility to nurture human beings’ | Anandiben Patel Hindi Film News

Kangana Ranaut has backed Uttar Pradesh Governor Anandiben Patel’s “expert mother” remarks, saying it is “natural” to nurture women. She recalled childhood memories of playing with dolls, saying caregiving was instinctive and sacred. Patel had earlier said that women should become “expert mothers” before pursuing careers like IAS or teaching, sparking a gender debate.

Kangana Ranaut Responded to the controversy raised uttar pradesh governor Anandiben PatelRecent reviews of women assert that nurturing comes naturally to women and is one of their greatest strengths. Her comments came amid a heated gender debate that was sparked after the governor said women should first become “expert mothers” before pursuing careers in fields such as civil service or teaching.

Kangana Ranaut recalls childhood

The actor shared a throwback childhood post on X, recalling how she loved playing with dolls while her brother loved outdoor sports, reported ANI. She recounts memories of building a dollhouse, sewing clothes for the dollhouse, and pretending to cook on the toy stove, demonstrating that nurturing and caring have always been second nature to her.

Kangana Ranaut on building a ‘dollhouse’

Recalling her childhood days of building “dollhouses” and playing the role of mother, Kangana wrote, “When we were little, my brother played football and cricket, but I carefully built dollhouses, stitched clothes for them, cooked for them. I made little chulhas and pretended to be a doll mother, which entertained everyone in the family.”

Kangana Ranaut on cultivating your “true nature”

The actor went on to argue that nurturing is not something women have to learn, calling it their “nature” and a divinely given responsibility. Kangana writes, “This is not something we need to learn. God has given us the responsibility of nurturing human beings. It is our true nature and that is why women are called Goddess, Shakti, Annapurna, Mata and many other similar forms. But apart from that, it is a joy to love, feed, dance and nurture.”“

Words by Anandiben Patel

Patel, who made the remarks while addressing the 41st convocation of Chhatrapati Shahu Ji Maharaj University in Kanpur on Thursday, encouraged women to first become “expert mothers” before setting their sights on becoming IAS officers or teachers. In her speech, she said, “Whether you become an IAS officer or a teacher, first become an expert mother. Everyone should know how to cook food prepared at home.“