In a stunning revelation during a recent podcast interview, Kussh S Sinha, the son of renowned filmmaker Shatrughan Sinha, opened up about the complexities of sibling dynamics and the challenges of breaking into Bollywood as a director. With his directorial debut, “Nikita Roy,” set to hit theaters on June 27, Sinha addressed the ongoing nepotism debate, emphasizing that despite his family background, he faced significant hurdles in the industry.

Kussh, who directed his sister Sonakshi Sinha in the supernatural thriller, expressed his determination to carve out his own identity. “I had to find my own way,” he stated, reflecting on the struggles of establishing himself in a competitive landscape filled with aspiring filmmakers. He acknowledged that while his connections might have eased some paths, they did not eliminate the hard work required to succeed.

The interview took a personal turn as Kussh discussed the alleged sibling rivalry with Sonakshi, clarifying that any competition was light-hearted and typical of family dynamics. He dismissed rumors surrounding his absence at Sonakshi’s wedding, reaffirming his presence and commitment to supporting his sister.

As “Nikita Roy” gears up for release, Sinha promises audiences a gripping mix of suspense and emotional depth, showcasing not just his sister’s talent but also that of co-stars Arjun Rampal and Paris Raval. The film is poised to challenge traditional horror narratives, offering a layered story that reflects his unique vision as a director.

With the clock ticking down to the film’s premiere, Kussh S Sinha’s journey from behind the scenes to the director’s chair is a compelling narrative of ambition, resilience, and the quest for artistic authenticity in a world often overshadowed by legacy.