Director Vivek Agnihotri has accused Rhea Chakraborty, girlfriend of late Sushant Singh Rajput, for lying in the public domain with an intention to protect many people. The filmmaker has said that drugs have been normalized in Bollywood from the last few years which brings in the terror mafia and money along with it.

Agnihotri said, “For the last 10 years, drugs — especially chemical substances — have been normalised in Bollywood by powerful people. Along with drugs comes a lot of criminality in terms of the money mafia and the terror mafia. All these kinds of things come in — all kinds of illegal, unethical and criminal stuff is taking place.”

He also talked about Rhea agreeing to the news that Sushant Singh Rajput took Modafinil in order to overcome claustrophobia in the flight. He said, “I feel Rhea is absolutely lying in the public domain to protect lots of people.” Without saying any names, he said that many top Bollywood actors have an anti-Indian mindset which was not the case before in the film industry.

“Obviously, along with the criminality, a lot of urban naxals come into the picture and they are primarily anti-Hindu, anti-India, which is why you will find some of the top stars of India talking about leaving the country. They go stand in JNU or take sides with the Shaheen Bagh people. This has never happened in the industry in the past. Be it Dev Anand, Manoj Kumar, Dharmendra, Rajesh Khanna, Amitabh Bachchan — everybody stood for the country. This is a new trend these people have started, of ganging up against the country,” he said.

He also talked about the drug mafia of Bollywood on Twitter. “Bollywood was never anti-Hindu/India. It was always ruled by Communist filmmakers but their films were against oppression and poverty, never anti-Hindu or pro jehadi. The change took place when the Bandra boys took over Bollywood with drugs, vulgarity & anti-DHARMA activism. #FACT,” he wrote.

“There are still some people like @KanganaTeam and I whose heart beats for Bharat. This is a critical moment in the history of Bollywood. If we don’t break this dangerous anti-India, anti-DHARMA nexus now, then tomorrow no Kangana or Vivek will stand up to take on these gangs,” he further tweeted.

“The drug mafia of Bollywood is not just a drug mafia. It’s a group of cunning and exploitative oppressors who are soldiers of a culture war against Bharat. They have direct links with #UrbanNaxals network and are found supporting them in all anti-India causes including CAA / Kashmir,” Agnihotri said.

Agnihotri’s statement about Bollywood drug mafia came into the picture when Narcotics Control Bureau or NCB registered an NDPS case against Rhea Chakraborty and two others on the basis of Enforcement Directorate or ED request to look into the drug angle in Sushant’s death.