Anurag Kashyap reacted on the complaints that why business has determined to talk up now.
Mumbai:
After a number of Bollywood actors demanded justice for Rhea Chakraborty by sharing a robust message towards patriarchy, filmmaker Anurag Kashyap reacted to the complaints of why the business was quiet concerning Sushant Singh Rajput’s investigation and why they’ve determined to talk up now.
The filmmaker took to Twitter and posted a press release that learn, “All people baying for Rhea’s blood, asking questions like how do you know she did not do that or that to him? How do you (know) what was he going via? Are (we) forgetting that the entire business has truly recognized and seen and interacted with SSR over final 9-10 years. Sure we all know higher.”
The ”Gangs of Wasseypur” director added, “And that’s additionally the rationale the entire business has been quiet to this point out of respect for him. And now it’s that very information of SSR that has once more introduced everybody out right here collectively to face in solidarity for Rhea as a result of it is gone too far. Republic does not inform our opinion.”
And that’s additionally the rationale the entire business has been quiet to this point out of respect for him . And now it’s that very information of SSR that has once more introduced everybody out right here collectively to face in solidarity for Rhea as a result of it is gone too far. Republic does not inform our opinion.
— Anurag Kashyap (@anuragkashyap72) September 9, 2020
Earlier on Tuesday, briefly after Narcotics Management Bureau arrested Chakraborty in a drug case linked to the demise of actor Sushant Singh Rajput, a number of Bollywood personalities demanded justice for actor Rhea Chakraborty by posting a quote on smashing the “patriarchy” and a hashtag #JusticeForRhea.
Celebrities like Vidya Balan, Shibani Dandekar, Anurag Kashyap and others took to social media to share a quote that was written on the T-shirt that Rhea had worn on Tuesday, which occurred to be her third day of interrogation with the bureau.
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