MUMBAI: After calling out all the movie mafias, Kangana Ranaut has yet again made some shocking revelations. Kangana Ranaut in her latest interview claimed that she has seen the dark side of Bollywood where many actors do drugs. Kangana’s statement comes into the picture after Rhea Chakraborty’s alleged ‘drug chat’ with her associates was leaked on a news channel. After the drug-angle emerged, the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) filed an official complaint against the actress for allegedly dealing in drugs. Not only that, a Republic report states, that names of 20 top Bollywood stars and politicians have also been given to the NCB.
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Now speaking about the same, Kangana claimed that when she was once a part of the high and mighty club of Bollywood where she attended parties every other night and witnessed celebrities indulged in drugs. Speaking to Republic, Kangana said, “Many young actors, my age, they individually snort drugs and do shows. Second, blind items are also being written about these actors. Dealers are the same. Everything is handled in a systematic manner. Their wives also host these parties. It is a different environment altogether. You will find people who only do drugs and indulge in debauchery in such parties.”
She goes on to say, "Many governments have helped this Bollywood-drug mafia grow. Same Bollywood-drug mafia involved, they know each other, same dealers and peddlers are involved. Then there is another racket - blind items, where actors have admitted that they consume drugs. These people promote nepotism, many of them do drugs from childhood and then become actors or directors. Many of these actors, I dated one of them — they go to a place, start with a drink and then go on with drugs. It all starts with a drink, then a roll, and then a pill, then they snort - it's a secret sign.”
“These actors, their wives move to houses and do drugs, debauchery is unimaginable. I've seen how vulgar it becomes and things get out of control at these drug parties. Some of the realities are shown in a recent film, but the truth is whitewashed. My question is how can such people be idolized?” she added further.
CREDITS: SPOTBOYE
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