The issue of nepotism in Bollywood has deepened after the death of Sushant Singh Rajput and in such a situation, along with Bollywood, fans are also divided into two divisions, one who supports star kids and the other one who blames star kids for being privileged in the Hindi cinema. Meanwhile, recently, in an interview with Hindustan Times, Balki had asked people to 'find him better actors' then Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor on which Shekhar Kapur disagreed with his stand.

Shekhar Kapur shared his view on R Balki's same comment that was quoted by Filmfare Twitter handle. Shekhar tweeted, "Have huge respect for you, Balki. But I just saw Kai Po Che again last night. Three new young actors at that time. And stunning believable performances by each @filmfare". Check out his tweet here -

Have huge respect for you, Balki. But i just saw Kai Po Che again last night. Three new young actors at that time. And stunning believable performances by each @filmfare https://t.co/cIvSVsfNJR

— Shekhar Kapur (@shekharkapur) July 17, 2020

Shekhar Kapoor is named as one of the film directors who has made his mark not only in Bollywood but also internationally. Shekhar Kapoor started his Hindi cinema career in the year 1975 with the film 'Jaan Hazir Ho' and known best for his films such as Masoom (1983), Mr India (1987), Bandit Queen (1994). Talking about his international film projects, his historical biopics on Queen Elizabeth, 'Elizabeth' (1998), and 'Elizabeth: The Golden Age' (2007) gained him several award nominations at 'BAFTA' and 'Golden Globe' but the filmmaker won the 'BAFTA Award for outstanding British film' for his Film 'Elizabeth' (1998).