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Emraan Hashmi recently weighed in on Kangana RanautClaims of Nepotism in Bollywood. The actor not only praised Kangana but also remembered her collaboration in the film ‘Gangster’.
In an interview with Dainik Bhaskar, Emraan addressed the perception of the industry post-pandemic, acknowledging the prevailing negativity brought about by events like the Sushant Singh Rajput incident and the subsequent ‘Bollywood boycott’ trend. He noted a feeling of resentment towards the entertainment sector during these times.
Sharing his perspective on the debate started by Kangana Ranaut on nepotism in Bollywood, Emraan expressed his admiration for Kangana both on a personal and professional level. She acknowledged that while Kangana might have faced challenges in the industry, her own experience working with her in ‘Gangster’ was positive. Despite being in a successful phase of her career at the time, Emraan opted for a villainous role in the film, allowing Kangana to take the lead from her. She emphasized that such experiences contradict the prevailing perception of the industry and dismissed notions that Bollywood operates solely through nepotism or is plagued by drug-related problems as unfounded and misleading.
In an interview with Dainik Bhaskar, Emraan addressed the perception of the industry post-pandemic, acknowledging the prevailing negativity brought about by events like the Sushant Singh Rajput incident and the subsequent ‘Bollywood boycott’ trend. He noted a feeling of resentment towards the entertainment sector during these times.
Sharing his perspective on the debate started by Kangana Ranaut on nepotism in Bollywood, Emraan expressed his admiration for Kangana both on a personal and professional level. She acknowledged that while Kangana might have faced challenges in the industry, her own experience working with her in ‘Gangster’ was positive. Despite being in a successful phase of her career at the time, Emraan opted for a villainous role in the film, allowing Kangana to take the lead from her. She emphasized that such experiences contradict the prevailing perception of the industry and dismissed notions that Bollywood operates solely through nepotism or is plagued by drug-related problems as unfounded and misleading.
In 2016, Kangana Ranaut referred to director-producer Karan Johar as the “flagbearer of nepotism” and the “film mafia”, alleging that he had made her professional journey challenging. This incident occurred during an episode of Koffee With Karan. Now, almost eight years later, a web series titled Showtime has been produced, focusing on the issue of nepotism in the entertainment industry.
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