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Published 17:39 IST, July 25th 2020

Richa Chadha makes Twitter account private; says 'mindless scrolling takes too much time'

Bollywood actor Richa Chadha on Saturday announced that she is making her Twitter handle 'private' to limit the 'mindless scrolling'. Read further here —

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Bollywood actor Richa Chadha on Saturday announced that she is making her Twitter handle 'private' to limit the 'mindless scrolling'. The actor also shared a picture of her screen time spent on Twitter — 9 hours 8 minutes — and wrote that she has a deadline.

With over 395,000 followers, Richa said, "Am making my account private. It’s not because this platform is toxic (the world is toxic Tbh ab kya karein). I am here to help, support, amplify, crack a joke only, but I have a deadline and this mindless scrolling takes too much time !" [sic]

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Richa Chadha recently hit headlines for her in-depth blog on the film industry. For Chadha, her breakthrough film 'Gangs of Wasseypur', turned out to be a cult film that is till date talked about for its cinematic brilliance. But did you know how much was the actor paid for it? In an in-depth blog post, Richa raised an issue — 'why can't actors be paid royalty' and went on to reveal her fees for the Anurag Kashyap film.

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"I was paid Rupees 2,50,000 (two lacs fifty thousand) for ‘Gangs Of Wasseypur’ both parts and that’s alright. Kashyap took a chance on me, and for that I am forever grateful. I didn’t even expect to be paid for a break like that. The film went on to become a cult hit. My continuing career is testament to that," Richa wrote on her blog.

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She also asked why there was silence on a 'deliberate attempt' to 'vilify the industry' and present all in a bad light. Terming her views as ' amateur perspective', she hoped it will 'stimulate a long overdue and necessary discussion.' She hoped one celebrates each other's successes and not failures, and it was important to find out the toxins, making the industry 'toxic'.      

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17:39 IST, July 25th 2020