Bhojpuri
actor
and
Lok
Sabha
MP
Ravi
Kishan
responded
to
veteran
actor
and
MP
Jaya
Bachchan's
comments
slamming
him
for
being
from
the
film
industry
and
yet
talking
ill
about
it.
"They
bite
the
hands
that
feed
them," said
Bachchan
during
a
session
in
the
parliament.
Ravi
Kishan
said
that
it
is
his
duty,
as
a
member
of
the
industry
and
as
a
parliamentarian,
to
raise
the
issue
of
'conspiracy
to
finish
the
film
industry',
and
that
he
expected
Jaya
Bachchan
to
back
him
in
this
regard.
"There
is
a
conspiracy
to
finish
our
film
industry
by
hollowing
it
out.
As
a
responsible
member
of
film
industry,
it
is
not
just
my
right
but
my
duty
to
raise
it
in
Parliament
and
Jaya-ji
should
respect
that.
I
am
just
a
son
of
a
priest
who
crawled
his
way
up
and
has
worked
in
600
films," said
Kishan,
speaking
to
IANS.
He
added,
"I
expected
Jaya
ji
to
support
what
I
said.
Not
everyone
in
the
industry
consumes
drugs
but
those
who
do
are
part
of
a
plan
to
finish
the
world's
largest
film
industry.
When
Jaya
ji
joined,
the
situation
was
not
like
this
but
now
we
need
to
protect
the
industry."
During
the
zero
hour
in
the
Rajya
Sabha,
Jaya
Bachchan
had
criticized
all
those
who
are
set
out
to
defame
the
industry
and
misrepresent
it
as
a
'gutter'.
"Just
because
of
a
few
people,
you
cannot
tarnish
the
whole
industry," she
had
said
and
had
also
slammed
how
members
of
the
film
fraternity
were
being
'flogged'
on
social
media
platforms.