AR Rahman and Kangana speak up against Bollywood ‘gangs’

Here is what AR Rahman and Kangana Ranaut have to say about Bollywood’s unfair treatment.

Since the news of Sushant Singh Rajput’s suicide broke, many conversations around mental health and unfair treatment in Bollywood started and that has lead to many revelations. AR Rahman discussed why he does not compose music for Bollywood films as much and his answer wasn’t one of the expected ones. 

The oscar-winning and world-famous music composer shared that a ‘gang’ in Bollywood works against him and advises people not to approach him with projects. He also composed nine songs for ‘Dil Bechara’ and the director of the movie was also advised not to approach AR Rahman for the music. 

Source- Filmfare.com

He shared that he is aware of people’s expectations and does not say no to good projects intentionally but the false rumor being spread by the gang has kept him from working on many Bollywood projects. 

Apart from AR Rahman, another oscar-winning artist complained of not getting enough work in Bollywood and also shared that he was bullied. Resul Pookutty shared that he was going through a ‘major emotional and professional crisis’ when he spoke to Kangana Ranaut. 

Source- Ahmedabad Mirror

The conversation happened when Kangana’s ‘Manikarnika’ was released and Resul Pookutty called the actress to show appreciation and to congratulate her. 

She even addressed the matter on Twitter and tagged PM Modi in expectation of a response. Here is the tweet. 

Many A-listers and actors were questioned for their nepotistic roots and people were shocked to know how difficult it is to carve a place in Bollywood as an outsider. PM Modi is yet to respond to Kangana’s tweet while she continues to question the unfair treatment in the industry.