Ye Sab Ke Sab Ke Sath Hota Hai: Neetu Chandra’s Reacts To Priyanka Chopra’s Beef With People In B’Wood Remark

Priyanka Chopra recently made some shocking revelations against bullying in Bollywood. The actress's remarks took social media by storm. PeeCee who is currently gearing up for her big release, 'Citadel' said that she was tired of the politics in Bollywood due to which she chose to move to the west.

PeeCee's statement went viral in no time and several celebs including Kangana Ranaut, Vivek Agnihotri, Meera Chopra, Apurva Asrani came to her support. A few including Shekhar Suman even shared their agony. Now, Garam Masala fame, Neetu Chandra has reacted to Priyanka Chopra's comment and said that what happened with Priyanka, happens with everyone in the industry especially when you don't come from a filmy background. She even said that she also faced the same.

NEETU CHANDRA REACTS TO PRIYANKA'S RECENT STATEMENT AGAINST BOLLYWOOD

Neetu was an event when she was asked to share her opinion on Priyanka's statement. A video of Neetu Chandra's reaction was shared by a paparazzi on social media. In the video, the actress can be heard saying, "Ye sabke sath hota hai, it is not like kisi ek ke sath hota hai."

She further added, "You have to fight for opportunities, especially If you don't come from a film family. It takes time to do good work. Priyanka has felt it, I have felt it. A lot of other people have felt it. The point is whether you can come forward and speak about it or not. Like I have said earlier also."

PRIYANKA CHOPRA'S TALKS ABOUT POLITICS IN BOLLYWOOD

During her interview on the podcast Armchair Expert with Dax Shepherd, the Bajirao Mastani said, "I was not happy with the work I was getting in Bollywood. I will talk about this for the first time because I feel insecure about it. Anjali Acharya of Desi Hits once saw me in a music video and called me.

She further added, "At that time I was shooting for Saat Khoon Maaf. Anjali asked if I would like to make my music career in America. I was looking for an escape from Bollywood at that time. I was looking for some way to get out of here. I was being pushed into a corner in the industry. People were not casting me. I had complaints with people. I am not good at playing those kinds of games. I was tired of politics, and I needed a break."