'If you want someone celebrated, watch their films': Soha supports Kunal Kemmu's tweet

In June, Kunal Kemmu demanded an 'equal playing field' after Disney+ Hotstar didn't invite him to represent his film 'Lootcase' at big online anuncement event. "Izzat aur pyaar maanga nahi kamaya jaata hai. Koi na de toh usse hum chhote nahi hote. Bas maidaan khelne ke liye barabar de do chhalaang hum bhi oonchi laga sakte hai (Translation: Respect and love can never be asked for, only earned. If someone doesn’t give it to you, it doesn’t make you small. Just give us an equal playing field, we’ll show you how high we can leap)," Kemmu h written.

In a conversation with an entertainment channel, Soha Ali Khan came out in support of her husband and appreciated fact that people are questioning and discussing issues. She accepted that 'nepotism does exist' but isn't limited only to film industry or India, it is beyond that. Listing some bro questions, Soha stressed that it will only le to 'more questions and answers.'

Soha furr ded that to support/celebrate actor one should 'buy tickets, see ir films, follow m on social media'. "People have to look within mselves. You can’t blame or people. Whenever it comes to a systemic issue, you have to see how you can make a difference. Because we’re in a democracy and of course favouritism exists and re is point saying that it doesn’t. But I believe in power of movies. And don’t forget about it next week," Soha concluded.

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Kunal Kemmu-starrer ''Lootcase'' to stream on Disney+Hotstar from July 31

Comedy drama "Lootcase", starring Kunal Kemmu, will premiere on Disney+Hotstar on July 31, streaming platform anunced on Monday. Fox Star production, which was earlier scheduled to arrive in atres in April, chose a digital route in wake of coronavirus-induced lockdown which has forced atres to remain shut since March.

"Watch #Lootcase streaming from 31st July," post on official p of Disney+Hotstar VIP re. Lootcase follows a middle-d family man (Kemmu) who comes across a suitcase full of money. Rasika Dugal, Gajraj Rao, Ranvir Shorey, and Vijay Raaz also round cast.

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 (with PTI inputs)