Kangana Ranaut REACTS on Paris Olympics opening ceremony over its rendition of 'The Last Supper'; 'This is how France welcomed the world?’

Actor and politician Kangana Ranaut has reacted to the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics 2024 over its 'rendition of The Last Supper'. Taking to her Instagram Stories on Saturday, Kangana shared several pictures and videos from the event.
Sharing a video from the event, Kangana wrote, "The Paris Olympics is under fire for including a child in their hyper-s*xualized, blasphemous rendition of The Last Supper.An apparent child could be seen joining the drag queens during the performance. They also showed a naked man painted blue as Jesus and mocked Christianity. Leftists totally hijacked Olympics 2024. Shame."
The 'Tejas' actress also shared a picture of a man in blue paint. The actor wrote, "Naked body painted Christ at the Olympics opening in Paris (person facepalming emoji)." Sharing another picture, Kangana said, "This is how France welcomed the world for 2024 Olympics .... And what is the message of such acts ?? Welcome go the world of Satan?? Is this what they want to show??"
She also shared a picture collage of the various acts performed. She captioned it, "At Olympics opening everything was about being homosexual, I am not against homosexuality but this is beyond me how Olympics is related to any sexuality?? Why games, sports participation of all nations to claim human excellence being taken over by sex?? Why can't sex stay in our bedrooms?? Why it has to be a national identity? This is bizarre!!"

Meanwhile, the videos of 'Last Supper' from the opening ceremony of the Olympics in Paris have gone viral on social media. However, organisers said the performance was to raise awareness, in a humoristic way, of the absurdity of violence between human beings, The New York Post reported.
Reportedly, the Olympic ceremony made history by being held outside of a stadium for the first time. Set against the backdrop of Paris' iconic landmarks, including the Eiffel Tower, the event featured 3,500 actors, dancers, and musical performers.