Richa
Chadha
is
one
of
the
few
leading
ladies
in
the
industry
who
never
shies
away
from
calling
a
spade
a
spade.
In
her
recent
interview
with
an
entertainment
portal,
the
actress
took
a
potshot
at
celebrities
with
zero
credibility.
She
said
that
she
can't
take
such
people
seriously
adding
that
they
try
to
make
themselves
relevant
by
appearing
as
panellists
on
news
channel
debates.
Richa
in
her
chat
with
Film
Companion
was
asked
about
the
film
industry
being
polarised,
to
which
she
replied,
"As
far
as
polarisation
in
the
film
industry
goes,
I
don't
know
but
I
refuse
to
take
seriously
people
who
have
zero
credibility.
I
don't
want
to
name
them
here
and
give
them
more
importance,
because
that's
actually
what
they
thrive
on."
She
continued,
"But
the
fact
is,
they
have
no
credibility,
they
are
the
rejects
of
the
system.
They
are
what
my
friend
Mini
Mathur
calls
the
'khurchans
(scrapings
from
the
bottom
of
the
pan)'
of
Bollywood."
Termed
them
as
'opportunistics',
the
Gangs
Of
Wasseypur
actress
said
that
these
people
are
the
ones
who
stand
outside
a
room
and
bark
for
not
being
included.
Richa
told
the
news
portal,
"If
they
are
going
to
gather
together,
appear
on
TV
debates,
froth
at
the
mouth
and
try
to
be
relevant,
they
should
not
be
taken
seriously.
I
mean,
they
are
not
insiders,
they
don't
know...
They
are
the
ones
who
stand
outside
a
room
and
bark
at
you
for
not
being
included.
They
are
holding
grudges
from
1952.
That
polarisation
I
would
not
be
able
to
speak
for,
because
I
think
it's
very
opportunistic."
In
the
same
interview,
the
actress
who
was
recently
seen
in
the
Voot
web
series
Candy,
also
mentioned
that
she
feels
happy
about
the
new
emerging
talents
in
the
film
industry.
"I
get
very
happy
when
I
see
Jaideep
Ahlawat
(who
I
worked
with
in
Gangs
Of
Wasseypur)
shoot
to
stardom
post
Paatal
Lok,
when
I
see
Pratik
Gandhi,
after
decades
of
struggle,
doing
Scam
1992.
I
feel
really
happy
that
there's
new,
emerging
talent.
I
would
really
hope
that
people
learn
a
lesson
and
understand
that
somebody
else's
growth
doesn't
mean
your
own
diminution.
That's
a
way
of
the
past.
I
feel
a
pang
of
jealousy
when
I
look
at
black
and
white
pictures
of
Raj
Kapoor,
Dilip
Kumar
and
Dev
Anand
casually
playing
the
tabla,
singing,
etc.
That
camaraderie
and
the
feeling
of
fraternity
needs
to
come
back,"
Film
Companion
quoted
Richa
as
saying.
Workwise,
the
actress
will
next
be
seen
in
Fukrey
3.
She
is
also
making
her
debut
as
a
producer
with
Girls
Will
Be
Girls.