Suchitra Krishnamoorthi Makes SHOCKING CLAIMS: 'KWAN Representative Told Me That I Need To Attend Karan Johar Parties To Make A Comeback'

Talent management company KWAN is in the headlines these days because of its employees being involved in the drug case. From Deepika Padukone's manager Karishma Prakash to Rhea Chakraborty's manager Jaya Saha, KWAN has been in the news for quite a while. Reportedly, these employees arranged for drugs for the celebrities they are handling and will be questioned soon by the NCB. Now, singer and actress Suchitra Krishnamoorthi has shared some shocking details about the talent management company.

Speaking to India Today, Suchitra stated that once a KWAN representative stated that she should get into acting again. The singer reasoned that her kid is still very young, but the representative stated that she just needs to attend Karan Johar's parties to make a comeback. Suchitra was quoted saying, “As I was talking to the book agent, this lady who also handles acting, she said that Ma’am why aren’t you acting and so I said my daughter is too small, we will see. She said no ma’am it’s easy and you just have to do a few things to come back into the limelight because you are too silent. One of the main things is that you need to be seen at Karan Johar’s parties."  She further expressed shock and concern over how the young actors would be guided by such a representative.

Suchitra even spoke about Bollywood being silent on the supposed drug-nexus expose. She stated, "Bollywood is largely silent on most things except when it becomes an I-scratch-your-back-and-you-scratch-mine-scenario” and that “even a social conscience which you see very often is agenda-driven”.

Suchitra was married to filmmaker Shekhar Kapur but they are now divorced. The actress gave a huge hit with a Shah Rukh Khan starrer Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa (1994) and was last seen in John Abraham's 2019 film Romeo Akbar Walter.