Adding to the ongoing debates around nepotism that resurfaced after actor Sushant Singh Rajput’s demise, is the discussion around substance abuse in Bollywood, which has stirred up a storm.Recently, actor Kangana Ranaut alleged that 99% of Bollywood is into drugs.
Sharing his views on this whole expose, actor Dalip Tahil, who has been a part of the industry for almost five decades, says that drugs are a menace across professions, genders, and sadly age groups as well.
“It’s a malaise that has engulfed our lives.
So you can’t just point fingers at Bollywood.What started to get justice for the tragic death of an actor is turning into a circus,” he rues.
Not denying that there are drug links to Bollywood, the 67-year-old says, “The film industry represents a microcosm of what’s happening in the world.
What’s this big expose that Bollywood does drugs? Trying to understand what’s Kangana’s motivation behind these allegations? She’s a self-made top-grade actor.She succeeded in this film industry despite the challenges that a woman has to face.Kangana is, in fact, the epitome of the opportunities that exist for everyone in the film industry.But now her statements are getting delusional.Once or twice she made her point, but now it seems scripted,” he says.
