Raveena's anger over Sushant's death, said - there is dirty politics in the industry

Raveena has tweeted one after the other. He wrote that there are cheap girl gangs and camps in the industry. They make fun, are fired from a movie at the behest of a hero or their girlfriend and there are fake media stories that ruin the careers of the people.

Many people have erupted over the death of Sushant Singh Rajput. People are seeing the death of the actor in Bollywood by associating with nepotism or nepotism. There is a lot of anger against this in people and they are also understanding the reason for Sushant's suicide. Apart from the general public, some celebs are also supporting this. Raveena Tandon has also expressed displeasure over Sushant's death by tweeting.

Raveena has tweeted one after the other. He wrote- 'Yes, there are cheap girl gangs and camps in the industry. Pokes fun, is fired from a movie at the behest of a hero or his girlfriend, the Journo spoon and the fake media stories that ruin people's careers. Sometimes the careers of some people have been ruined. You keep fighting to stay in the industry. Fight back, some overcome. The old wounds became green.

His second tweet was- 'When you tell the truth, you are branded as a liar, mad, psycho. These Chama Journos keep on burning all your hard work by writing page after page about you. Even though I was born in the industry, I am grateful, because the dirty politics played here leaves a mark.

He further wrote- 'This can also happen to any' insider 'because I hear the anchors speaking loudly insider/outsider. But you answer them. I used to fight harder than they tried to suppress me. Dirty politics happens everywhere. Raveena tweeted another, encouraging people to fight for their lives and careers. In it, he wrote- 'I love my industry. But yes, there is a lot of pressure here, there are good people here and people playing dirty games, there are all kinds of people. But this is what makes the world. A person must move, piece by piece, moving repeatedly, holding the head high. I hope for a better tomorrow. '