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Actress Tanushree Dutta, who shook the foundation of the Hindi film industry by starting the ‘MeToo’ movement in India in 2018, is once again in the headlines. Tanushree, who made her mark with films like ‘Aashiq Banaya Aapne’ and ‘Dhol’, has been away from the big screen for a long time, but she often shares her bitter experiences of the industry through social media. Recently, in an emotional and sharp video message, he has raised serious questions on the so-called ‘seniority’ and image of ‘veteran’ artists of Bollywood, claiming that despite being at the peak of their careers, they were made ‘scapegoats’ by uniting them on the film sets.
‘In Bollywood, veteran means a cunning and cunning player’
In a video and a long note shared on social media, Tanushree said that one should not blindly give respect or trust to anyone in the film industry on the basis of age or experience. He wrote that initially he felt that if there was an elderly or unemployed artist, he should be helped.
However, describing the reality of the industry, Tanushree said, “The real meaning of ‘Diggaaz’ in Bollywood is a cunning mind and a seasoned player, who has learned all the tricks by drinking the water of ghats and who knows how to manipulate media and public very well. Such titles are often used to hide their dark deeds and real face. Such people can go to any extent to ruin the youth.
Despite being the biggest star on the set, she was made a ‘scapegoat’
Recalling the golden phase of her career, Tanushree said that she was a very successful and recognized actress at that time. Despite this, many people together targeted him by creating controversy on the sets of a film.
According to the actress, she was not ‘street smart’ at that time and could not understand the internal politics and tricks of the industry. He said that no one is senior in age in Bollywood; Here, the one whose stars are high and whose film is a hit is the real star and senior.
Recognize the character, not the age: blunt advice from the actress
At the end of her post, Tanushree cautioned people and new artists that they should not judge anyone just by age, appearance or background, but recognize his character and intentions. Giving a spiritual analogy, he wrote that even evil and demons are older and more ‘experienced’ than humans, hence experience is not always a guarantee of goodness.
Tanushree’s career was derailed after the alleged misbehavior with Nana Patekar on the sets of the film ‘Horn Ok Please’ in 2008. After years, her pain and anger have once again come out, which has made it clear that she has still not been able to forget the internal system of Bollywood and the attitude of the so-called bigwigs.