Bollywood Stars Like Sanjay Dutt, Kangana Ranaut And Others Who Confessed Consuming Drugs

Bollywood actors have a controversial life, while that does mean that all controversies are related to drugs. However, many stars have come out in the open about their association with drugs. Here are actors who admitted taking drugs on various occasions–

Kangana Ranaut

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Kangana Ranaut is a very successful actress who is always the centre of controversies in the tinsel town. She was successful with her first film, Gangster, and her stardom has seen a lot of ups and downs. She revealed on many occasions that she was addicted to drugs as a debutant in Bollywood. She was reportedly given drugs by the people who knew her and didn’t shy away from telling the world about it. Kudos to you, Kangana!

Sanjay Dutt

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Actor Sanjay Dutt’s life is an open book, and he has always seen speaking about his struggle with drugs which had a significant influence on his life. Sanjay added that his battle with drugs was for over 12 years, and at one time, when his father shifted him to a rehabilitation home, Sanjay was given a form to ask him which drugs he had taken. He checked all the boxes as there wasn’t one drug he hadn’t taken.

Ranbir Kapoor

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The chocolate boy of Bollywood and one of the highest-earning stars, Ranbir Kapoor, confessed to taking pot (marijuana) when he was in the process of debuting in Bollywood. He said it was hard for him to gather the courage to face the camera with 300 junior artists who were bored to death playing an audience. He said it felt real, and he loved it every bit one stage with marijuana.

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Celebrities have come clean in front of an audience of a billion people. They have owned up their mistake, and this courageous move tells us about their strength and resilience.