The Nepotism debate in Bollywood has reignited after the demise of the actor Sushant Singh Rajput as celebs like Kangana Ranaut, Kunal Kemmu and Vidyut Jammawal have spoken fearlessly on this topic. Now Sonu Sood has come up with a piece of advice for the outsiders who don't belong to the Hindi film industry.

Sonu Sood who became the real hero by helping migrants reaching their homes in this lockdown period now reacted on nepotism and said that star kids will always have easy access in Bollywood as compared to the outsiders. He also advised that outsiders should come to the entertainment business only if they have nerves of steel.

In an interview with India Today, Sonu said, ''So the only thing I can tell outsiders coming into this industry is that come only if you have nerves of steel and don't expect miracles to happen. Just because you look a certain way or have a good physique doesn't mean somebody from a production house will spot you and cast you in their next film.''

"A star kid, in that aspect, will obviously have easy access. The father will just pick up the phone and speak to the director or the producer of the film and they will get a break. Tomorrow if my kids want to be in this industry, perhaps it will be easy for them.'' he added.

Recently Kangana, the queen of nepotism debate accused Swara Bhaskar, Tapsee Pannu, and Richa Chaddha as B-grade actresses. To which the accused actresses also replied on social media.