A war of words between Ankita and Shibani

Ankita Lokhande, the ex-girlfriend of Su Shant Singh Rajput, recently posted a post saying that Riya Chakraborty should have stopped Sushant Singh from taking drugs and instead gave her drugs. As soon as I read this post, a lot of people broke down on Ankita and rushed to Rhea's defense. There are no less people on the opposite side of Ankita. Thus a war of words has started on social media on this issue, which sheds light on the mental level and thinking of each person. Here is information on what Ankita Lokhande said and what Farhan Akhtar's girlfriend and actress Shibani Dandekar, who ran to Riya on the other side, said.

The mental state is not good, so one should give drugs: Ankita Lokhande

She (Riya Chakraborty) on the other hand was arranging drugs for him saying that Sushant Singh had coordinated with all the doctors to improve her health due to Rajput's request. Can a person say that he loves someone unconditionally and then, despite knowing his mental state and condition, can someone do drugs? Do you know that this is what you want?

I don't think anyone wants that. So, in no way can you say that she did not show portfolio and irresponsibility?

He said he told his (Sushant) family members about his ongoing treatment, but did not provide information that she was being given drugs. I'm sure he didn't do it because he would have enjoyed taking drugs himself and why it happened because I think his karma is like that.

Apparently Ankita targets Riya for two seconds of fame: Shibani Dandekar

Farhan Akhtar's girlfriend and actress Shibani Dandekar defended Riya Chakraborty by calling her post bizarre in response to information posted by Lokhande Ankita last night. Replying to Ankita's post. Shibani wrote in her post that "in response to a bizarre post made by Ankita Lokhande last night, this patriarchal princess herself has never clearly resolved the difficulties of her relationship with Sushant Singh." He wants momentary fame (Two Seconds of Fame) and is targeting Rhea, playing the lead role in With-Hunt.

In the post, Shibani further wrote, "Instead of recognizing the patriarchal system, women like Ankita have embarked on it with a band-baja." And used it to further its own agenda, destroying centuries of work. Ankita, what you have to accept is that Sushant loved Riya and that too for a long time. Ankita, before you write a letter to your opponents, you have to note that no one can hate them more than their heart, except you.

Two Seconds of Fame: Ankita's answer to Shibani

'Two Seconds of Fame ..' These words have made me think. Coming from a second class city and having a lower background today, I did not take any fancy education to show myself. I made my television debut in 2006 with the show 'Zee Cine Star Ki Khoj', but my real journey was with 'Pavitra Rista' in 2009, which continued till 2012. The show, which has been associated with the highest TRP for six consecutive years as the best hundred, needs to be mentioned and it would be unfair not to do so.

Fame is a byproduct of love and warmth received from the masses. Along with all the spectators, I am also associated with the character of 'Archana' - even today, my luck and the immense love and blessings from the spectators are with me. Any artist is expected to play more and more different roles and characters. I am lucky to have got work in films like 'Manikarnika' and 'Baagi-2'. In conclusion, I have been working as an actress for television and Bollywood for 15 years.

It is natural for me to want justice for my dear friend and to express my feelings about it. I don't care if two seconds of publicity and cheap publicity seem like it to anyone. I'm not worried if someone takes such a stand. Isn't it because I've done most of my work on TV and not in Bollywood? Why do you take a stand with someone you've been in a relationship with for decades? Stop showing us TV artists down.

I don't care if you have a cockroach with my 'weird' word. Bollywood actors work as hard and diligently. TV artists are just as hard-working. I am proud as a TV actor. I will continue to raise my voice for the people, I love them, I care about them. '