Kangana Ranaut's comments come as she prepares for the release of Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata, where she plays a staff nurse whose service and commitment often go unnoticed despite being on the frontlines of public welfare

Actress-politician Kangana Ranaut shared her views on the dress code followed by nurses in India, saying that the existing uniform still carries a strong British influence and could be redesigned in the future based on the comfort and preferences of nurses themselves.

The actress, who will soon be seen in Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata, spoke about the subject during an exclusive interview with ANI in Mumbai. While discussing the profession and its representation in her upcoming film, Kangana pointed out that doctors today have greater flexibility in their work attire, whereas nurses continue to follow a traditional uniform style.

Sharing her opinion, Kangana said, "I feel that the dress code of British nurses is still in use. Our nurses, like doctors, can wear whatever they want to wear; they get a code. But our nurses, whether the weather is hot or cold, in a way, have a foreign look. This is my personal opinion. But in this film, we have worked with integrity and dignity. The shape and size doesn't matter, your uniform is your duty."

She went on to explain why she believes the current design has roots in historical Western influences. According to Kangana, several elements associated with nurses’ attire have remained largely unchanged over the years.