(Web Desk) Indian actress Tanushree Dutta says that like the Malayalam industry there should be an investigation in Bollywood as well, people like Nana Patekar can get someone killed.
Recently the Hema Committee report exposed cases of sexual harassment and casting couch in the Malayalam film industry, Bollywood actress Tanushree Dutta shared her personal story on behalf of actor Nana Patekar. Marne’s efforts and raised questions on the male-dominated mindset of the South film industry.
Tanushree Dutta added that initially I did not understand what this report was about, I thought that this report might be similar to the Visakha Committee, whose rules were not implemented much, but when I understood the report, I realized That this report sheds light on the way the film industry works, and that’s a good thing, why did it take 6, 7 years to make this report? Situations are changing day by day, such reports should come soon, still I am happy that this report was prepared.
He demanded that such a report should be made on Bollywood so that people can prepare themselves before entering the industry. He described the South film industry as a male-dominated industry and said that I watched some scenes of South films and was surprised. Left, South movies still show molestation and rape scenes which are unacceptable, big South heroes should refuse to do such scenes so that such scenes stop happening.
Talking about Nana Patekar, Tanushree said that such people are very dangerous and can get anyone killed. Like goons were sent to scare them, they tried to cause an accident and even tried to poison their food by the maid in their house.
He said that after the #MeToo movement, he has definitely seen some changes, but those who are big criminals still have pride, strict laws should be made for such people and they should be punished so that they do not commit such crimes again. Don’t you dare.
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It may be recalled that in 2018, Tanushree had accused Nana Patekar, choreographer Ganesh Acharya and director Vivek Agnihotri of sexual harassment under the #MeToo movement.
2024-09-06 04:11:30