Tanushree Dutta alleges harassment at home..!?
Tanushree Dutta became famous after acting opposite actor vishal in the film Theeratha Vilaiyaattu Pillai. After that film, she settled down there as film offers in hindi flooded in. She has acted in hindi films like Aashiq Panaya Apne, Risk, Speed, Apartment, and has been away from cinema since 2013. Meanwhile, when the #MeToo issue exploded in 2018, tanushree dutta created a stir by filing a #MeToo complaint against bollywood actor Nana Patekar. In this situation, she has posted a video on her instagram crying. In it, she claims that she is being tortured in her house.
In the video, she says: “She said that the people in her house deliberately hired unknown people as servants, and then they indulged in theft and other disruptive activities. Due to this, she was forced to avoid hiring people for domestic work and had to take care of everything herself. Tanushree urged the public and the authorities to intervene and save her before things got worse.
Tanushree Dutta was one of the first indian actresses to speak out during the #MeToo movement. She publicly accused veteran actor nana patekar of sexually harassing her on the sets of the 2009 film Horn 'OK' Please. She said she had filed a complaint with the Cine & television Artistes Association (CINTAA) in this regard, but no action was taken. Datta also accused filmmaker vivek Agnihotri of misbehaving with her during the shooting of the 2005 film chocolate and asking her to "take off her clothes and dance" along with co-star Irrfan Khan. She said that both Khan and suniel shetty stood by her at that time. Both nana patekar and vivek Agnihotri denied the allegations made by Tanushree Dutta.
In the video, she says: “She said that the people in her house deliberately hired unknown people as servants, and then they indulged in theft and other disruptive activities. Due to this, she was forced to avoid hiring people for domestic work and had to take care of everything herself. Tanushree urged the public and the authorities to intervene and save her before things got worse.
Tanushree Dutta was one of the first indian actresses to speak out during the #MeToo movement. She publicly accused veteran actor nana patekar of sexually harassing her on the sets of the 2009 film Horn 'OK' Please. She said she had filed a complaint with the Cine & television Artistes Association (CINTAA) in this regard, but no action was taken. Datta also accused filmmaker vivek Agnihotri of misbehaving with her during the shooting of the 2005 film chocolate and asking her to "take off her clothes and dance" along with co-star Irrfan Khan. She said that both Khan and suniel shetty stood by her at that time. Both nana patekar and vivek Agnihotri denied the allegations made by Tanushree Dutta.