'Only difference is no matter their films work or not, they have back to back films': Hina Khan on nepotism

Sushant Singh Rajput's sudden and untimely death has left a void in the industry and also reignited the debate around nepotism with fans of the actor talking about special treatment given to star kids in the industry, lobbying, and camp-ism in Bollywood. 

In a recent interview, Hina Khan opened up on nepotism in the industry, BollywoodLife reported. Hina who is currently busy promoting her upcoming web film Unlock said that she has to perform well, no matter, what as it is the only way that directors and producers will notice her. 

She said, "If I talk about myself, I have done TV, films, web series, music videos and now I am doing a digital film. I am giving my best because I know that I will have to perform well in all my films then someone might notice me. We need to work very hard to get noticed by a big producer or director."

She also talked about the difference between people related to the industry and the ones who work on their talent and work. "Star kids or people who are from the industry have the privilege. They won't be affected if one of their films don't work but if I sign one big film and it doesn't work, I won't get another chance. The only difference is, no matter their films work or not, they have back to back films."

On the other hand, nepotism has caused many stars to come under the radar which has led to many losing out on their followers. Many fans are also claiming that Sushant's demise is not a suicide but a murder.