Tanushree Dutta, a well-known Bollywood actress, is often in the news due to her bold statements. Although she has distanced herself from the film industry for some time, her comments frequently make headlines. Previously, she had made serious allegations against celebrities like Nana Patekar and Rakhi Sawant.
Now, Tanushree has made several grave accusations against renowned Bollywood director Vivek Agnihotri, which have been making rounds on social media in a viral video. In various interviews, she has spoken extensively about Agnihotri and accused him of misconduct.
Tanushree claimed that individuals like Vivek Agnihotri and Nana Patekar ruined her career. She stated that while her career suffered, those responsible have gained significant fame and their films are winning awards.
Speaking further, Tanushree said, “While I was shooting with Vivek Agnihotri, if I arrived on set five minutes late, I was shouted at and called unprofessional. Despite this, I was often the first one to arrive on set and we shot for nearly 100 days.”
She continued, “There were times when I would reach the set first, only to find no one there. The lights would be off, and the setup would be incomplete. But the one day I was five minutes late, Agnihotri came to the set just to check if I had arrived.”
Tanushree added, “His way of harassing me was to keep me on the set all the time. Even if I knew my shot wasn’t scheduled, I wasn’t allowed to leave. Whether it was sunny, hot, or raining, I had to stay there.”
She further revealed, “If I went inside the vanity van for a while and came out five minutes late, someone would be sent to check on me and tell me to come out. When other artists were not shooting, they would rest in the vanity van.”
Tanushree concluded by saying, “If I’ve been given short clothes to wear, I should be allowed to cover up in the vanity van. I would often sit wearing a robe, but Agnihotri would tell me to take it off because my shot was coming up. He would make me sit all day in a short skirt in front of the entire unit.”