What’s the Buzz about Siddhanth Kapoor’s Rave Party?
Are you humming and nodding to this party song by Yo Yo Honey Singh?
"Party all night..
We rule party all night..
Aunty Police bula legi..
Phir bhi party yoon hi chalegi.."
No Aunty did not summon the police to come and ravage the party mood for Siddhant Kapoor, nor did they let the party continue all night. 38-year-old Indian actor and assistant director created a buzz recently after he got caught consuming drugs. Shakti Kapoor’s only son and brother of Shraddha Kapoor, Siddhant was arrested from a 5-star hotel in Karnataka.
The actor got fame for acting in films like Haseena Parkar as don Dawood Ibrahim and worked as an assistant director on films such as Dhol was seen at the party. According to authorities, they also found seven 'Ecstasy' tablets and a bundle of marijuana. Sections like 22a, 22b, and 27b under NDPS Act have been charged against the arrested persons. Four more persons have been held along with the actor in the rev party. The event at which Siddhanth had been arrested drew around 35 more people. Ragini Dwivedi, Aditya Alva, and Sanjjanaa Galrani, son of the late minister Jeevaraj Alva, were imprisoned.
After investigating a luxurious hotel in Karnataka and jailing 35 people, the accused part had to undergo a medical examination. Siddhanth, Akhil Soni, the business manager of a tech firm; Harjot Singh, the logistics head of a startup; Hani Rafeeque, a digital marketing expert; and Akhil, a freelance photographer, were all found guilty and arrested.
A police official informed that Siddhanth was managing the party's DJ and that most partygoers were dancing to his beats. Bheemashankar S Guled, the Deputy Commissioner of Police of East Bangaluru, reported a blood test confirmed that Siddhanth had consumed drugs. He said, "Siddhanth Kapoor's medical report shows he had consumed drugs. We have already arrested him and are following the procedure. We will be sending him to judicial custody."
Also Read: Teenage Drug Abuse: How To Deal With It?
As per the NDPS Act, Section 22A depicts that the violation is minor; the penalty is either brutal imprisonment for up to six months or a fine of up to ten thousand rupees, depending on the amount involved. 22B states that the punishment is a ten-year prison term and a penalty of up to one lakh rupees where the infringement is less than commercial but higher than small, and 27B is imposed as the narcotic drug or psychotropic substance utilized isn't specified. A maximum of six months in prison, a fine of ten thousand rupees, or both will be imposed on the accused.
Siddhanth Kapoor contributed to various movies such as Ugly, Bhagam Bhag, Judwaa Little Rangeela, Dhol and many more as an assistant director. In 2013, he also had made his acting debut opposite John Abraham in Shootout at Wadala.
In 2014, he appeared in Anurag Kashyap's psychological thriller Ugly. Soham Shah's 2012 film Satte Pe Satta, a remake of Raj Sippy's 1982 action comedy Satte Pe Satta, was scheduled to be his debut. He added, "We didn't find any drugs on their person but found MDMA and ganja disposed of nearby. We will investigate CCTV to check who disposed of it." However, the actor's father completely denied and confided in his son's innocence and said, "I can say only one thing - it's not possible."
Recently the actor was released on the station bail along with other 4 arrested individuals. But the DCP of East Bangaluru said that the actor Siddhanth Kapoor and four others who were granted bail have to report to the police whenever they are summoned. In 2020, the actor's sister Shraddha Kapoor had to show up at the police station to provide a statement in the Sushant Singh Rajput's case, where her statements were recorded.
Not only Siddhant Kapoor, who has been accused of drug abuse, but Bollywood has a long history of drugs. Many Bollywood celebrities sometimes claim openly and sometimes secretly that there is a drug culture in the industry and that certain celebrities use a range of addictive and non-addictive substances.
In an exclusive interview with India Today Television following the Sushant Singh Rajput death case, Rhea Chakraborty, the then the late actor's girlfriend, revealed that the actor was addicted to marijuana. Marijuana, Charas are banned in India as illegal drugs.
Armaan Kohli was caught in August during the Narcotics Control Bureau's search of his Mumbai home. As the NCB detains Shah Rukh Khan's son Aryan Khan following a drugs search onboard Cordelia Cruises' Empress ship off the coast of Mumbai, the suspicion becomes intense in the ordinary people.
Let's look at other Bollywood celebrities who have had drug interactions in the past. We will find names of Sanjay Dutt, Fardeen Khan, Comedian Bharti Singh and her husband Haarsh Limbachiyaa, Mamta Kulkarni, and the list will continue.
Sanjay Dutt has been very upfront about his drug use, which most celebrities never confess. Sanjay revealed on Simi Garewal's chat show a few years back when he started using drugs and how he became addicted to them.
Another famous actor, Fardeen, was a heroin addict captured in 2001 by Mumbai police. The actor was discovered with cocaine in his possession. He is the son of famous actor Feroz Khan and has appeared in films such as Fida, No Entry, and Heyy Babyy. Before entirely vanishing from the public eye, he had a brief Bollywood career and underwent detoxification treatment to overcome the addiction.
You may be overwhelmed to find that 7.5 lakh died worldwide in 2017 due to drug overdose. In recent years, there has been a surge in the use of drugs like cannabis, cocaine, heroin, tramadol, and others. According to a report from the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, 75% of drug addicts tried to eliminate the addiction but didn't receive any treatment.
If the administration does not control the drug mafias, the future of the youth is in no safe hands. This is the reason for the Karnataka police being so brutal, as many drug cases are deeply rooted in the history of Bollywood stars' association with drug peddlers; it's time to make the country free from the shackles of drugs.
What’s the Buzz about Siddhanth Kapoor’s Rave Party?
Are you humming and nodding to this party song by Yo Yo Honey Singh?
"Party all night..
We rule party all night..
Aunty Police bula legi..
Phir bhi party yoon hi chalegi.."
No Aunty did not summon the police to come and ravage the party mood for Siddhant Kapoor, nor did they let the party continue all night. 38-year-old Indian actor and assistant director created a buzz recently after he got caught consuming drugs. Shakti Kapoor’s only son and brother of Shraddha Kapoor, Siddhant was arrested from a 5-star hotel in Karnataka.
The actor got fame for acting in films like Haseena Parkar as don Dawood Ibrahim and worked as an assistant director on films such as Dhol was seen at the party. According to authorities, they also found seven 'Ecstasy' tablets and a bundle of marijuana. Sections like 22a, 22b, and 27b under NDPS Act have been charged against the arrested persons. Four more persons have been held along with the actor in the rev party. The event at which Siddhanth had been arrested drew around 35 more people. Ragini Dwivedi, Aditya Alva, and Sanjjanaa Galrani, son of the late minister Jeevaraj Alva, were imprisoned.
After investigating a luxurious hotel in Karnataka and jailing 35 people, the accused part had to undergo a medical examination. Siddhanth, Akhil Soni, the business manager of a tech firm; Harjot Singh, the logistics head of a startup; Hani Rafeeque, a digital marketing expert; and Akhil, a freelance photographer, were all found guilty and arrested.
A police official informed that Siddhanth was managing the party's DJ and that most partygoers were dancing to his beats. Bheemashankar S Guled, the Deputy Commissioner of Police of East Bangaluru, reported a blood test confirmed that Siddhanth had consumed drugs. He said, "Siddhanth Kapoor's medical report shows he had consumed drugs. We have already arrested him and are following the procedure. We will be sending him to judicial custody."
Also Read: Teenage Drug Abuse: How To Deal With It?
As per the NDPS Act, Section 22A depicts that the violation is minor; the penalty is either brutal imprisonment for up to six months or a fine of up to ten thousand rupees, depending on the amount involved. 22B states that the punishment is a ten-year prison term and a penalty of up to one lakh rupees where the infringement is less than commercial but higher than small, and 27B is imposed as the narcotic drug or psychotropic substance utilized isn't specified. A maximum of six months in prison, a fine of ten thousand rupees, or both will be imposed on the accused.
Siddhanth Kapoor contributed to various movies such as Ugly, Bhagam Bhag, Judwaa Little Rangeela, Dhol and many more as an assistant director. In 2013, he also had made his acting debut opposite John Abraham in Shootout at Wadala.
In 2014, he appeared in Anurag Kashyap's psychological thriller Ugly. Soham Shah's 2012 film Satte Pe Satta, a remake of Raj Sippy's 1982 action comedy Satte Pe Satta, was scheduled to be his debut. He added, "We didn't find any drugs on their person but found MDMA and ganja disposed of nearby. We will investigate CCTV to check who disposed of it." However, the actor's father completely denied and confided in his son's innocence and said, "I can say only one thing - it's not possible."
Recently the actor was released on the station bail along with other 4 arrested individuals. But the DCP of East Bangaluru said that the actor Siddhanth Kapoor and four others who were granted bail have to report to the police whenever they are summoned. In 2020, the actor's sister Shraddha Kapoor had to show up at the police station to provide a statement in the Sushant Singh Rajput's case, where her statements were recorded.
Not only Siddhant Kapoor, who has been accused of drug abuse, but Bollywood has a long history of drugs. Many Bollywood celebrities sometimes claim openly and sometimes secretly that there is a drug culture in the industry and that certain celebrities use a range of addictive and non-addictive substances.
In an exclusive interview with India Today Television following the Sushant Singh Rajput death case, Rhea Chakraborty, the then the late actor's girlfriend, revealed that the actor was addicted to marijuana. Marijuana, Charas are banned in India as illegal drugs.
Armaan Kohli was caught in August during the Narcotics Control Bureau's search of his Mumbai home. As the NCB detains Shah Rukh Khan's son Aryan Khan following a drugs search onboard Cordelia Cruises' Empress ship off the coast of Mumbai, the suspicion becomes intense in the ordinary people.
Let's look at other Bollywood celebrities who have had drug interactions in the past. We will find names of Sanjay Dutt, Fardeen Khan, Comedian Bharti Singh and her husband Haarsh Limbachiyaa, Mamta Kulkarni, and the list will continue.
Sanjay Dutt has been very upfront about his drug use, which most celebrities never confess. Sanjay revealed on Simi Garewal's chat show a few years back when he started using drugs and how he became addicted to them.
Another famous actor, Fardeen, was a heroin addict captured in 2001 by Mumbai police. The actor was discovered with cocaine in his possession. He is the son of famous actor Feroz Khan and has appeared in films such as Fida, No Entry, and Heyy Babyy. Before entirely vanishing from the public eye, he had a brief Bollywood career and underwent detoxification treatment to overcome the addiction.
You may be overwhelmed to find that 7.5 lakh died worldwide in 2017 due to drug overdose. In recent years, there has been a surge in the use of drugs like cannabis, cocaine, heroin, tramadol, and others. According to a report from the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment, 75% of drug addicts tried to eliminate the addiction but didn't receive any treatment.
If the administration does not control the drug mafias, the future of the youth is in no safe hands. This is the reason for the Karnataka police being so brutal, as many drug cases are deeply rooted in the history of Bollywood stars' association with drug peddlers; it's time to make the country free from the shackles of drugs.