Chitrangda
Singh whose film Bazaar releases soon recently spoke up unequivocally
expressing her support for Tanushree Dutta. The actress who had taken a strong
stand and walked out of film when director Kushan Nandy insisted on a long
intimate sequence with actor Nawazuddin, and allegedly directed her very
crudely for the shot.
Empathising
with Tanushree the actor said, “I totally support Tanushree and kudos to her
for standing up, taking names and saying exactly what happened with her. It
takes a lot of guts to do what she’s doing and to be able to come forward after
all these years. I’m pretty sure she knew what will happen when she speaks up -
the trolling, the comments, the opposition. It’s such a brave step and I
totally support her. Whatever her reason is to come out now and not come out
then, doesn’t make a difference, what matters is that she’s telling her truth.
And if she is, it should be heard, it doesn’t matter when you tell it. There
are so many rape or molestation victims who might not have been in a state of
mind to talk about an incident when it happened and choose to speak up later.
It doesn’t matter when you say it, but if it’s the truth, it has to be heard.”
After
successfully producing Soorma, Chitrangda will now be seen in thriller Bazaar
and a food show on AXN.
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