Rana Daggubati says India’s low screen count is triggered by rising real estate cost
He further mentioned, “But no, we just feel like it can be much more. Screens for different kinds of people, and the number of people that are around”.
In wake of a major drug bust earlier this month in Hyderabad, actor Rana Daggubati said it worries him and it's really dangerous to know that school children have been involved in this racket.
The Telangana Prohibition and Excise Department had seized 700 dots of LSD worth Rs 20 lakh and 35gm of MDMA — commonly known as Ecstasy — worth Rs 1.4 lakh from three peddlers.
The month-long investigation brought to light the drug trade in Hyderabad, which involves not only Tollywood stars and MNC professionals, but also school students from reputed institutions.
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Commenting on the drug bust scenario, Rana said, "Honestly, the whole thing has been blown out of proportion. If a filmmaker or an actor takes drugs, it really doesn't bother me. They are adults and it's their lives and they can do whatever they want. I don't give a damn if you take drugs."
What worries Rana is that children are taking drugs.
"The dangerous story about school kids doing drugs worries me. That's something that needs to be taken more seriously and addressed immediately. When youngsters who don't have a mind of their own are doing drugs, it scares me," he said.
"Who is supplying drugs to these kids? Are these people immigrants? How are they bringing drugs into the country," Rana asked.
On the career front, Rana awaits the release of Telugu-Tamil political drama Nene Raju, Nene Mantri.
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