Bail takes longer than graduating high school: Twinkle Khanna hints at Aryan Khan drugs case

Twinkle Khanna, in her column, alluded to the Aryan Khan drugs case along with addressing the boycott of Indian ads that have been occurring lately.

New Delhi: In her latest column, actress Twinkle Khanna wrote about the trend of boycotting amid the backlash faced by Sabyasachi for their controversial mangalsutra ad. However, in the article, she also expressed a take on the Aryan Khan drugs case which had grabbed headlines for the past month. 

She wrote about how she can't use the words 'blast, high, diet coke or Wankhede stadium' as she is afraid of authorities (referring to the Narcotics Control Bureau) seizing her phone and 'misinterpreting' her WhatsApp chats.

Here's an excerpt from her column published in Times of India, "Stop! Don’t even say it as a joke! In fact, just to be on the safe side, I am going to the extent of refraining from using words like blast, high, diet coke or, for that matter, even ‘Wankhede’ stadium because you never know what meaning they may derive when they seize my phone and go through my WhatsApp chats. And as you must have seen, applying for bail these days seems to take longer than graduating from high school."