Kangana Ranaut Exposes Drug Parties Of Bollywood's 'High And Mighty', Says 'Many Of Them Do Drugs From Childhood'

Kangana Ranaut has made up her mind to cleanse Bollywood of all its sins and after nepotism the alleged drug racket running at high profile parties in the industry is the next target. After evidences found by the Enforcement Directorate found drug links in the Sushant Singh Rajput death case, Kangana has offered to help the Narcotics Control Bureau in busting the Bollywood drug racket.

Now, speaking to Republic TV Kangana has revealed that in her part has been joined Bollywood’s ‘high and mighty’ at such parties where drinks and drugs are a common occurrence. She claims that these parties are organised by Bollywood’s star wives and people indulge in ‘douchebaggery’.

Linking drug rackets to blind items and nepotism Kangana says, "Many governments have helped this Bollywood-drug mafia grow. Same Bollywood-drug mafia involved, they know each other, same dealers and peddlers are involved. Then there is another racket - blind items, where actors have admitted that they consume drugs. These people promote nepotism, many of them do drugs from childhood and then become actors or directors.”

She also described in detail how things go at these parties and added, “Many of these actors, I dated one of them — they go to a place, start with a drink & then go on with drugs. It all starts with a drink, then a roll, and then a pill, then they snort - it's a secret sign. These actors, their wives move to houses & do drugs, debauchery is unimaginable. I've seen how vulgar it becomes and things get out of control at these drug parties. Some of the realities are shown in a recent film, but the truth is whitewashed. My question is how can such people be idolized?"

Meanwhile in the Sushant Singh Rajput case the Narcotics Control Bureau has formed an investigation committee and registered as case after receiving evidence from the Enforcement Directorate. Rhea Chakraborty and three others have been booked and will be questioned soon in the probe.