Since Kangana Ranaut has joined politics she has been on news these days.

And today in Parliament, Kangana Ranaut gave her first speech since winning the election.

In this speech, she talked about the 'extinction' of tribal music and folk art of Himachal.

Kangana Ranaut shared the video of her first speech in Parliament on Instagram and Twitter.

After thanking the Hon'ble Speaker for giving her the opportunity to speak before the Parliament on behalf of the people of Mandi, Kangana Ranaut said, "In Mandi, there are various art forms that are on the verge of extinction. We have an indigenous manufacturing technique called Kath-Kuni in Himachal Pradesh, sheep skin is used to make various types of clothes, such as jackets, caps, shawls, and sweaters. These are considered valuable in countries outside India, but here they are becoming extinct. We should talk about what steps are being taken to promote them".

Kangana Ranaut further said, "I would also like to say that the folk music of Himachal Pradesh, especially the tribal music of Spiti, Kinnaur, and Bharmour, and their folk and art forms are also on the verge of extinction. So, what are we doing for them?" Sharing this video, Kangana Ranaut wrote, "Today I got the first opportunity to talk about Mandi (Himachal Pradesh) in Parliament".