Neha
Dhupia
refused
to
throw
condoms
and
emergency
contraceptives
at
the
crowd
at
a
college
event
as
part
of
Raat
Gayi
Baat
Gayi's
promotion.
Raat
Gayi
Baat
Gayi
(RGBG)
producer
Rangita
Nandy
and
actress
Neha
Dhupia
had
a
spat
over
throwing
condoms
and
emergency
contraceptive
pills
at
the
crowd
as
part
of
the
film's
promotion
at
Mood
Indigo,
the
annual
IIT-Bombay
festival,
on
Wednesday.
Says
a
source
present
at
the
event,
"We
were
doing
an
event
for
RGBG
with
the
Ankur
Tiwari
and
Galat
Family
band.
Neha
was
supposed
to
join
us
at
the
end
of
the
band's
performance
and
throw
the
contents
of
the
hangover
kit
to
the
crowd.
The
kit
was
conceived
as
a
marketing
tool
by
the
producers
of
RGBG
and
contained
condoms
and
emergency
contraceptive
pills
among
other
things."
"Neha
flatly
refused
to
throw
the
condoms
and
pills
saying
it
would
ruin
her
clean
image.
Rangita
told
her
that,
as
the
lead
actress,
she
had
to
do
whatever
the
producers
told
her
to
promote
the
film," says
the
source.
For
15
minutes,
the
actress
and
the
producers
held
a
slanging
match
with
both
refusing
to
give
in.
"Finally
Rangita
had
her
way
and
arm-twisted
Neha
into
throwing
the
condoms
and
pills.
She
told
Neha
she
wouldn't
make
her
part
of
any
other
publicity
and
promotion
of
RGBG
if
she
didn't
do
as
she
was
told." Rangita
confirmed
the
argument
and
added,
"The
hangover
kit
is
one
of
the
coolest
marketing
ideas
on
RGBG.
Why
should
we
waste
it
just
because
it
contains
emergency
contraceptive
pills
and
condoms?
The
crowd
loved
it
and
I
don't
regret
my
insistence
to
include
it
in
the
event." Dismissing
the
spat
as
a
friendly
disagreement,
Neha
said,
"Yes,
we
had
a
bit
of
an
argument
over
the
hangover
kit
but
Rangita
is
a
friend
and
friends
have
disagreements
which
they
sort
out.
Let's
just
leave
it
at
that."