Madhoo
Reacts
To
Jaya
Bachchan-Kangana
Ranaut's
Spat
The
actress
told
the
tabloid,
"It
all
depends
on
the
colour
of
the
glass
you're
wearing.
Kangana
might
have
been
through
bad
experiences
but
Jaya
ji
probably
didn't
face
such
a
thing.
But
because
I
haven't
been
through
anything
bad,
I
can't
say
what
the
other
person
is
saying
is
absolutely
rubbish."
Madhoo
Says
That
She
Worships
The
Film
Industry
Madhoo
said
that
she
"worships" this
industry,
and
accepts
"the
good
opportunities
and
the
ones
I missed"
as
destiny.
The
actress
further
stated
that
she
cannot
take
sides
because
everyone
has
their
own
journey.
"If
Kangana
has
suffered
badly
in
the
hands
of
some
people,
she
is
coming
from
that
experience,"
she
further
added.
Madhoo
On
Working
With
Kangana
Ranaut
Madhoo
and
Kangana
Ranaut
will
be
seen
sharing
screen
in
Thalaivi.
Talking
about
working
with
Kangana,
Madhoo
said,
"I
will
definitely
work
with
her.
From
my
personal
experience,
she's
a
wonderful
actor
and
doesn't
throw
her
weight
around
on
the
set.
I'm
a
professional
and
for
me
it's
a
great
role
and
I
want
to
play
it
as
an
artiste."
Madhoo
Feels
The
Insider-Outsider
Debate
Is
Being
Stretched
Too
Far
Madhoo,
who
is
actress
Hema
Malini's
niece,
told
the
tabloid,
"Yes,
being
an
insider
I
did
have
an
easy
access
but
whether
that
turned
into
film
projects,
I
don't
think
so.
No
one
will
work
with
you
if
your
films
don't
do
business.
That's
how
it
works.
But,
if
somebody
has
been
treated
badly,
humiliated
and
hurt
physically
or
emotionally
then
it's
his/her
prerogative
to
be
defensive
or
offensive.
However,
with
my
experience
I
can't
say
the
whole
industry
is
bad."
Further,
Madhoo
said
that
she
will
be
there
to
guide
her
children
if
they
decide
to
become
actors
in
the
future.
Madhoo
On
The
Drug
Culture
In
Bollywood
"So
mentally,
everyone,
even
the
most
successful
people,
go
through
dark
moments
and
somehow
try
to
escape
it.
I
didn't
come
across
the
drug
culture,
but
back
in
the
day
when
I
was
working
actively,
the
alcohol
culture
was
prevalent.
Probably
now
it
might
have
become
the
drug
culture
for
the
same
reason.
But
then
this
is
everywhere
-
youngsters
are
especially
prone
to
it.
So,
the
clean
drive
shouldn't
just
be
about
Bollywood
but
the
entire
society,"
Hindustan
Times
quoted
the
actress
as
saying.