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The Bollywood actress joined many others across the world to mark the day by sharing a tweet with a short clip of her film, which was released last year and talked about mental health issues.
The actress also said that the film couldn't do well due to last-minute changes in the name before the release, which hampered its marketing.
Kangana tweeted, "The film that we made for Mental Health awareness was dragged to the court by those who run depression ki dukan, after media ban, name of the film was changed just before the release causing marketing complications but it's a good film, do watch it today #WorldMentalHealthDay."
The short clip she shared of the film talks about the normalcy of people with mental health issues and their assimilation in society as normal human beings, as the voice in the clip narrates, "The world calls me mental, maybe they don't understand me, or those we don't understand are probably mental."
The film was earlier called Mentall hai kya but due to the Indian Psychiatric Society's letter to CBFC, that they find the title demeaning and derogatory to mentally ill people, the film was renamed.
- Kangana Ranaut (@KanganaTeam) October 10, 2020
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