Amid the brewing Ranveer Singh-Don 3 row, actor Jisshu Sengupta has weighed in with a straightforward criticism of industry practice.
In an exclusive chat with NDTV, Sengupta poses a direct question: "Is there just one film?" The query addresses why Bollywood settles disputes through public channels rather than privately.
"The film industry is like a family," Sengupta says. "Why make problems public?" When A-listers clash over roles or projects, social media amplifies the conflict, and the industry's reputation suffers.
Sengupta's argument is simple: resolve disputes internally and recognize that hundreds of films are in production, not just one. It is a pointed critique of how Bollywood airs grievances publicly instead of resolving them quietly.
Sengupta's comments arrive as the Ranveer Singh situation continues to dominate headlines. Whether his words will ease tensions is unclear, but they underscore a persistent problem: Bollywood often prioritizes public drama over private negotiation.
For now, observers are watching to see if anyone heeds Sengupta's advice — or if the dispute continues to play out on social media rather than in offices.
