Preity Zinta against paid media

Darpan News Desk IANS, 27 Mar, 2016 01:04 PM

Preity Zinta believes the concept of paid media has "destroyed the integrity" of the profession in the country.

During a question and answer session on Twitter, one user asked the actress about her views on whether the media spreads negativity.

To that, Preity responded: "Actually, paid media has spread like cancer & is truly destroying the integrity of Indian media. It's sad."

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