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Arshad Warsi on nepotism debate in Bollywood: 'Kangana Ranaut came out with this idea, and then it got big'

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Arshad Warsi on nepotism debate in Bollywood: 'Kangana Ranaut came out with this idea, and then it got big'
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Bollywood actor Arshad Warsi discussed the ongoing nepotism debate in the Indian film industry, crediting Kangana Ranaut for bringing the issue to public attention. He expressed that while he does not personally mind nepotism, he worries about the intense pressure and expectations placed on star kids.

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The nepotism debate remains a significant cultural touchstone in Indian cinema, influencing public perception of talent and industry fairness.

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The nepotism debate in Bollywood continues to spark conversations, with star kids often facing unwarranted trolling. Arshad Warsi, who is currently promoting his next project 'Jeevan Bheema Yojana', shared some words on the topic. The actor also credited Kangana Ranaut for bringing the topic into the spotlight.Arshad Warsi says nepotism wasn't a topic when he started his acting journeySpeaking with Filmigyan, Arshad Warsi said the debate didn't exist when he first entered the industry. When the host mentioned the word, the actor said, "I have no problem with nepotism. I love nepotism."He added, "Nepotism was not the topic when I came into the industry. That was not there at all. This is, I think, Kangana (Ranaut) is the one who came out with this idea, and then it got big and everyone started talking about it."The actor further shared, "Yes, it is there. Does it bother me?

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