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The MeToo movement continues to spark conversation in India's entertainment industry, with reactions to Nana Patekar's death reigniting discussions around past allegations. Several figures have shared their perspectives, reflecting on experiences tied to the movement.
Fatima Sana Shaikh says Bollywood is no safer than any other industry—but MeToo made it safer. Pay gaps? 'A very mathematical approach.' And the rules? They don’t apply anymore.
Singer Chinmayi Sripaada challenged the praise for Nana Patekar after his death, urging acknowledgment of alleged sexual misconduct. She backed Sona Mohapatra's post featuring a comment from an assistant director who claimed to have witnessed such acts on set.
Tanushree Dutta calls Nana Patekar's death 'nothing short of a miracle' in a video post, reigniting the #MeToo fallout from her 2008 allegations.
Tanushree Dutta broke her silence on Nana Patekar's death with a guarded Instagram video, offering condolences to his family while declining to say more until she had processed the news.