Alia’s Violent Move: Leaked Call Shakes Bollywood

People always have different opinions about films. Some agree and some disagree. But problems arise when someone crosses a line just because opinions clash or sentiments are hurt.

Mukesh Bhatt, the producer of Savi, recently said in an interview that Divya Khossla had created the Savi vs Jigra controversy as a publicity stunt. Soon after that claim, Divya shared a phone call recording where she confronts him. In the audio, Mukesh appears to take a complete U turn on his earlier statement.

Divya posted the recording on Instagram. She directly asks Mukesh whether he had spoken against her and accused her of creating the controversy for publicity. Mukesh clearly denies this and says no one asked him such things, nor did he make those statements. He adds that the controversy was created by people with vested interests.

Divya said she was hurt because all the negative reports surfaced on her birthday. Mukesh reassures her that he said nothing against her and claims that the timing shows someone wanted to hurt her. He is also heard saying he would never do something like this to her.

In her caption, Divya wrote that she was shocked by the revelation. She added that what she discovered was disturbing and heartbreaking. She said she shared the recording to show people how hierarchy, lobbying and gatekeeping continue to affect genuine talent in the industry.

She explained that she had no choice but to make the call public so people could hear for themselves how certain groups try to sabotage careers. She said such behaviour is unacceptable and that it is time to speak up and call out the so called industry mafia.

Fans are now confused about who is telling the truth. Some suspect Mukesh Bhatt, while others feel it might have been a move linked to Alia. Many believe such practices have existed for years and are only coming to light now because Alia Bhatt is a major star and Mukesh Bhatt is her father.

While controversies continue to get more attention than films, many feel that those who speak up against unfair treatment deserve support.