Bollywood actress filmmaker Pooja Bhatt on Wednesday morning tweeted about allegations of supporting nepotism in Bollywood .
From there the Twitter battle rages on over nepotism debate again.
”Have been asked to comment on the hot topic Nepotism that people are raging about. As someone who hails from a ‘family’ that has launched more new talent-actors,musicians & technicians,than the entire film industry combined I can only laugh.Facts don’t find takers. Fiction does” – Pooja Bhatt tweet.
Again she tweets, ” There was a time when the Bhatt’s were accused of having something against established actors & made to feel inferior for only working with/launching newcomers & not chasing stars. And now the same people play the nepotism card? Google & tweet guys & won’t even say think & speak”.
Then finally she targets Kangana Ranaut over nepotism she tweets ” As for Kangana Ranaut-She is a great talent,if not she wouldn’t have been launched by Vishesh films in “Gangster”.Yes Anurag Basu discovered her,but Vishesh Films backed his vision & invested in the film. No small feat. Here’s wishing her the very best in all her endeavours”
After Pooja Bhatt series of tweets, Kangana’s team hits back at Pooja, her team tweeted “Dear
@PoojaB1972
, #AnuragBasu had keen eyes to spot Kangana’s talent, everyone knows Mukesh Bhatt does not like to pay artists, to get talented people for free is a favour many studios do on themselves but that doesn’t give your father a license to throw chappals at her…(1/2)’.
This led to cold war between Kangana’s team and Pooja Bhatt.
Ranaut’s team again tweets “call her mad and humiliate her. He also announced her “tragic end”, Also why was he so invested in Sushant Singh Rajpoot’s and Rhea’s relationship? Why did he announce his end too, some of the questions you must ask him 🙏 (2/2)
@PoojaB1972
After the tragic demise of Shushant Singh Rajput Star kids, Karan johar, Bhatt family was continuously being attacked by audience over nepotism . Shushant Singh Rajput sudden death left the fan in shock and created rage about nepotism, favouritism and lobbying .