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.
“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.
Mumbai court dismisses Tanushree Dutta’s case, highlighting power dynamics in Bollywood and challenges victims face in speaking up.
Throwback to when Tanushree Dutta revealed challenges faced in Bollywood post-MeToo movement, discussed lack of film opportunities.
Dutta had last year in October accused Patekar of harassing and misbehaving with her on the sets of ‘Horn Ok Pleasss’ in 2008.
India’s MeToo movement caught momentum after Tanushree Dutta told the world of an eight-year-old incident when Nana Patekar allegedly sexually harassed her on a film set.
Daisy Shah has been summoned by the Mumbai Police in connection with the sexual misconduct case involving actors Nana Patekar and Tanushree Dutta.
Writer-producer Vinta Nanda had on October 17 filed a police complaint against actor Alok Nath.
“Feminism just means men and women are equal. A woman is not a property of a man,” says the writer, further elaborating that it does not make sense when women do not associate themselves as feminists.
