Kajal Aggarwal: ‘I had sleepless nights’: Kajal Aggarwal reveals she was shaken by the truth about food adulteration while shooting for ‘The India Story’. Hindi movie news

Kajal Aggarwal reveals sleepless nights and fear after reading the script of ‘The India Story’, which deals with food adulteration. Director Chetan DK emphasized the importance of the film for public awareness. Kajol also discussed genre-based realities in cinema. The film released on July 24, 2026 in Hindi, Telugu and Tamil and is directed by Chetan DK.

Kajal Aggarwal He spoke about how deeply the script of ‘The India Story’ affected him emotionally. He shared that it made him uneasy and made him question the reality of food adulteration in the country. The actress recently admitted to several sleepless nights after learning about the issue, adding that working on the film has brought to light disturbing facts that she was previously unaware of. Conversation with director Chetan DKKajol emphasized that filmmakers have a responsibility to tell stories that reflect the reality of society.That’s itKajal Aggarwal’s first reaction to the scriptWhile talking to Bollywood Bubble, when asked about her initial reaction after learning about ‘The India Story’ and its script, Kajol said, “I was surprised. I remember I had a sleepless night. Dor lag raha tha (scared), and my mind was just churning and thinking, what shall we do next? How do we make sure this story gets out and is told? What should we do personally for our own families and our own lives? How do we live our lives? How do we deal with all this milawat?”Why should such a film be released?Talking about how important it is for such a film to release despite facing controversies, director Chetan DK said, “Very important hai. Kiyunki lagan ko samjhna chahiye ki hum log kya kha rahe hai or kya naa. Jo meri kahani hai, oh slow poison, yeh slow poison.” Lagan ko film dachane agar log bad hai toh cinema hai, toh kuch vi na. As filmmakers and actors, it is also our responsibility to show real images, reality and the fabric of society.” (This is very important. People need to understand what they are eating and what they are not. My story is about ‘slow poison’. What exactly this slow poison is – people will know only after watching the film. Cinema exists only because of the audience; There is nothing without an audience. That’s why it’s important. As filmmakers and actors, our responsibility is to portray the truth—the very fabric of reality and society.)He admitted that he was not aware of any such incident taking place. Kajol said, “Mujhe vee na pata tha. Mujee vee film ke douraan bahut shari chijin pata chali. Mean of course milwat ke bare me suna tha, lekin when you aankhon se pada aur doha, tab film ke douran samaj hoya ki-“.Kajal Aggarwal films with different genres and realitiesWhen asked about the significance of releasing such a film, he said, ‘Alag-Alag genre hote hai. So, it depends on the type of movie. It’s not like a certain essence is missing. If a film is made for commercial reasons only, then it is a commercial film. You can’t have reality in the middle of a commercial film. I mean, you can have real emotions—that’s all you have, and that’s all. So, I disagree with some missing facts. It’s just different genres, and different movies are made for different reasons. Our film, it’s a realistic film, yet it’s entertaining, and it’s wrapped around a courtroom drama. So, it has several layers. But different films have different reasons for their appeal.”About ‘The India Story’The film is co-produced by Swati Vinayak Saindane, Anita Yadav, Vinayak Saindane, Kalpesh Shah, Devyani Khorate and Prem Joshi. Presented by Zee Studio and MIG Productions and Studios, ‘The India Story’ is directed by Chetan DK, who also wrote and produced it. the sea B Shinde. The film will release in Hindi, Telugu and Tamil languages ​​worldwide on July 24, 2026.