Hansal Mehta Comes Forward Defending Drug Allegations On Bollywood

Bollywood filmmaker Hansal Mehta guards ongoing senerio that drugs are common practice in Bollywood parties , he added Bollywood is a industry of artists, not debauches.

Recently filmmaker came forward defending Bollywood for the same he took twitter and tweeted series of tweet.

Well recently Bollywood controversial actress Kangana came forward and accused film industry adding drug practice is common in Bollywood parties she also said cocaine and MDMA crystals are widely consumed in film and house parties she also said she can help NCB if she gets protection.

Recently filmmaker came forward defending Bollywood for the same he took twitter and tweeted series of tweet indirectly by not mentioning Kangana’s name in tweet.

Filmmaker tweeted “I’ve spent nearly 23 years making movies in Bombay. Not every party has been scintillating but some I’ve attended have been usually fun, full of camaraderie, bonding with colleagues and mostly great conversations over booze, cigarettes and some great, great food.”

“Just like Bollywood is a generic term that I disown I think any generalisation about the film industry being mostly about drugs, sex and scandals is unfair. Also the industry being unfair and mean is also a most unfair generalisation. This is an industry of artists not debauches.”

“Like any industry there are rotten apples, there are mean people, there are bad experiences. But these pale in comparison to the kind of friendships, acceptance and love I have found through all these years. I’m an outsider but I’ve never let myself feel left out.”

“Stop targeting one industry just because they make a livelihood from engaging with you by creating stories for your entertainment. Don’t make these storytellers the story. Treat them the way you would any normal human being. Ok bye. Lengthy, untargetted ramble over.”

Well from the very first day Sushant Singh committed suicide, we have witnessed Kangana getting vocal about nepotism and working of film industry, she has raised number of questions on behavior of industry towards outsiders.