Tanushree Dutta’s SHOCKING Claims Against Vivek Agnihotri: “Woh Short Skirt Mein…”

Tanushree Dutta has made it to the headlines again as a video of her crying has gone viral. In the past, she has frequently made news due to several controversies—one of which revolves around her serious claims against filmmaker Vivek Agnihotri.

Tanushree Dutta: A History of Controversy

• Aashiq Banaya Aapne actress Tanushree Dutta has been among the most controversial figures in recent years.
• She is currently trending due to a video in which she is seen crying and alleging harassment at home.
• The actress had quit the film industry, moved to the United States, and was last seen in the show SuperCops Vs Super Villains.
• Back in 2018, during the rise of the #MeToo movement in India, she became a national topic of discussion after making explosive claims.

Allegations Against Vivek Agnihotri

Tanushree Dutta, in an interview with Faridoon Shahryar, shared her experience working with Vivek Agnihotri on the movie Chocolate. She revealed several disturbing incidents:

1. Accused of Being Unprofessional

• She recalled arriving five minutes late on the set one day.
• Despite usually being punctual or even early, she was yelled at and labelled “unprofessional” by the director.

2. Forced to Wear Revealing Outfits & Denied Privacy

Tanushree recounted:

“Artists are supposed to rest in the van when they are not shooting. Especially, agar apne mujhe is tarah ke kapde diye hain – jo short kapde waghera hote hain.“

She further added:

“Main kabhi robe bhi pehn ke baithti thi to bolta tha ‘Nahi, abhi shot aane wala hai to isko utaaro’.
Woh short skirt mein mujhe poori unit ke saamne bitha ke rakhta tha.“

These statements allege that she was denied her privacy, made to sit in revealing clothes in front of the entire crew, and not allowed to relax between shoots.

Conclusion

While Vivek Agnihotri has not commented recently on these allegations, Tanushree Dutta’s accusations continue to spark conversations about power dynamics, professionalism, and harassment within the film industry.