She said that Johray called her alone to a hotel room, mixed an intoxicant into a drink, and prevented her from leaving despite repeated requests. She claims she vomited multiple times through the night.
The actress has shared fresh concerns about her living conditions in a Mumbai housing society, alleging repeated disruptions to her kitchen water supply and unapproved entry of workers into her home.
A Manhattan courtroom is once again hearing the same rape allegation against Harvey Weinstein, marking the third time a jury is being asked to decide the case.
On one hand, actors like Saba see progress, more films exploring women’s realities and giving female-led stories prominence. On the other hand, voices like Saloni’s remind that systemic problems remain.
In a long Instagram post, Saloni shared her frustration after spotting actor Zain Durrani in the recently released Amazon Prime film 'Songs of Paradise'. For her, the film title itself felt ironic.
“That video was an emotional reaction. I was overwhelmed. I’ve gone through a lot in the past five years. Strange and scary things have been happening to me,” she said.
The actress added that she is dealing with a very tough situation that has made her daily life miserable. She explained that she feels unsafe even in her own house and can’t trust anyone.
Depp downplays the #MeToo movement in a new interview, focusing on his own 'struggles' while ignoring the impact on Amber Heard and the broader conversation on abuse.
In a statement shared on his social media, Mehta emphasized the need to break the culture of silence that allows abuse to continue unchecked.
“There are no meetings set up in hotel rooms, from what I understand, or if there are, it’s multiple people in the room. That bubble has definitely burst," she said.
