At
a
recent
event
organised
by
the
Central
Bureau
of
Investigation
(CBI),
Suniel
Shetty
talked
about
netizens
calling
Bollywood
celebrities
'druggies'
after
a
few
one
came
under
the
radar
of
Narcotics
Control
Bureau
(NCB).
The
actor
emphasized
that
the
film
industry
is
not
the
hub
of
druggies
as
people
assume
it
to
be.
He
said
that
people
think
celebrities
are
drug
addicts
but
he
knows
many
people
from
the
industry
who
have
never
indulged
in
drug
abuse.
Suniel
said,
"Ek
galti
kardo
toh
chor
hai,
dakait
hai.
Nahi
main
30
saal
se
industry
mein
hoon
aur
300
dost
hain
mere
jinhone
zindagi
mein
kuch
kiya
nahi
hai
(For
making
one
mistake,
you
are
called
thieves
and
dacoits.
I
have
been
a
part
of
this
industry
for
30
years,
and
have
many
friends
from
here,
who
have
never
done
such
things).
Like
you
said
the
gateway,
but
that
gateway
has
to
stop
there."
Referring
to
some
celebrities
and
star
kids
finding
themselves
embroiled
in
drug-related
controversies,
the
Hera
Pheri
actor
added,
"No,
Bollywood
is
not
filled
with
druggies.
Galtiyan
hum
karte
hain,
unhein
bhi
bachon
ki
tarah
dekh
ke
maaf
kijiyega
(We
make
mistakes,
look
at
them
as
children
and
forgive
such
mistakes).
Hashtag
'boycott
Bollywood',
hashtag
'Bollywood
druggies'
aisa
hai
nahi
(these
are
not
true)."
Have
a
look
at
the
video.
Recently,
Shakti
Kapoor's
son
Siddhant
Kapoor
hit
headlines
when
he
was
arrested
by
the
Bengaluru
Police
after
they
conducted
a
raid
at
a
rave
party
which
he
was
a
part
of,
and
his
medical
reports
tested
positive
for
consumption
of
drugs.
Later,
he
was
granted
bail
on
station.
Last
year,
Bollywood
superstar
Shah
Rukh
Khan's
son
Aryan
Khan
was
also
under
the
scanner
of
NCB
in
a
drugs-on-cruise
case.
However,
the
investigating
agency
later
gave
him
a
clean
chit
in
that
matter.