Anurag Kashyap on Epstein Files: 'Click Baits In My Name Are More Popular Than My Films'

• Filmmaker Anurag Kashyap addressed his name appearing in the Epstein Files, stating he has no knowledge of it and has never been to Beijing.
• Kashyap questioned the authenticity of the documents, calling them 'random emails' and noting that 'click baits in my name are more popular than my films'.
• He has a history of disputes with the Censor Board, notably for films like Black Friday and Udta Punjab, sparking debates on creative freedom.
• Kashyap's outspoken political views, including comments during the CAA protests, have often led to controversy.
• His career has seen Bollywood fights, including a public fallout with Abhay Deol and criticism of studio culture, alongside an accusation during the #MeToo movement and frequent clashes on X (formerly Twitter).