Mumbai, Actor Tanushree Dutta on Friday said she has been getting lot of negativity on social media in the aftermath of senior star Nana Patekar’s death while detailing how her life became a hell since she accused him of sexual harassment in 2018.
“People don’t know the state I have been in since the MeToo movement.
Dutta had accused Patekar, who passed away on Thursday after suffering a heart attack in Goa, of misbehaving with her when they were shooting an item song for the 2008 movie “Horn Ok Pleassss”. Sharing a video on Instagram, Dutta said she faced attacks on her life and there would be goons following her everywhere. The girl who used to work out five days a week, who used to roam around the world without fear, I never had any security issues and no trouble traveling anywhere,” Dutta said.
“I had my entire day planned out. I wanted to do all these lives and post content. Because for me, that was my reality.., “So when I say evil is dead, I mean it.
In the wake of Patekar’s death on Thursday, Dutta had posted a video on her Instagram Stories where she said she got the news of his demise but will give a reaction once “I figure out what kind of reaction I should have”. And now I’m worried that in the evening, that’s all the media is going to be interested in is evil dead,” she said. Dutta, known for movies such as “Aashiq Banaya Aapne”, “Chocolate” and “Dhol”, said some people have been asking her to “forgive” Patekar but stressed that the actor never apologised to her. This guy troubled me even in death,” she said.
