Rangoli Chandel reacts to Vikas Bahl's getting rid of his #MeToo charges; calls Bollywood a "land of the bitch" | Hindi movie news

Kangana Ranaut's sister Rangoli Chandel reacted to reports that filmmaker Vikas Bahl was acquitted on charges of badual harbadment. The director was accused of badual misconduct by a former employee of Phantom Films, after being fired from Hrithik Roshan on the "Super 30".

Sharing an article on the latest development, Rangoli tweeted: "Alok Nath ke baad, Vikas Bahl gets a clean mark, while girls will be ashamed to have rocked their lives for raising their voice, the earth Bollywood scum on this earth remembers jais woh movie piti thi yeh bhi pitegi … connect ka hisab hoga, there is a world beyond this world, where the cry of a woman n & # Is not inaudible … "

Alok Nath ke baad, Vikas Bahl, has no complaints, while the girls will be ashamed of their lives for raising their voices … https://t.co/D6oOqpGCc6

— Rangoli Chandel (@Rangoli_A) 1559371310000

(more) … log on to hisab hoga, there is a world beyond this world, where a woman's crying is not heard … "

– Rangoli Chandel (@Rangoli_A) 1559371352000

According to recent information, the filmmaker would have been acquitted of any charge as a result of an internal investigation by Reliance Entertainment, The report says that the blank ticket will allow Bahl to return to "Super 30" and his name will be included in the credits when the trailer for the film will be released next week.

Kangana and Bahl collaborated in the hit film "Queen" of 2014, which won the National Award for Best Hindi Film. Following allegations of badual misconduct, Kangana, Anurag Kashyap and Vikramaditya Motwane referred to Bahl's alleged misconduct, which led to his removal from Hrithik starrer "Super 30".