Koena Mitra Supports Kangana Ranaut, Says 'There Are Too Many Chelas', Reveals Seniors 'Dabao' Newcomers
Koena Mitra in her latest interview took Kangana Ranaut's side and opened up on how the system in the film industry works
Kangana Ranaut has been raising her voice against nepotism prevailing in the Indian Film Industry for long. However, the debate over the dreaded 'N-word' picked fire only after Sushant Singh Rajput's death. In a recent explosive interview with Republic TV over SSR's death, Kangana went all out to name the bigwigs of Bollywood who she claims to be responsible for nepotism in Bollywood. While many including Simi Garewal lauded her for her bold statements, many slammed her too. Now it is former actress and Bigg Boss 13 contestant Koena Mitra who has come out in support of Kangana Ranaut.
In an interview with IBT, Koena stated that seniors in the industry bully people and even threaten to ban if one talks against them. She was quoted saying, "Kangana's statements are true, some people of the industry also know, there are too many followers and there are too many chelas (followers). They don't believe in themselves and if they had confidence and if they were fearless enough, they would have come out and shared their stories. In fact, a lot of seniors dabaoo people (bully people), there are a lot of seniors who blackmail people saying, Agar aap answer de rahe ho, argue kar rahe ho toh aapko pata hai na industry ban kar degi? (If you talk against these people they will ban you). We should ask them license dikho, where is your license? (Show me the license). The industry is an ocean, who are you to ban?"
Kangana in her interview had also targeted stars like Taapsee Pannu and Swara Bhasker calling them 'needy' and 'b-grade' actress. (Also Read: Kangana Ranaut’s Team Hits Back At Taapsee By Reminding Her About Kangana's Padma Shri And 3 National Film Awards)
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