#MeToo: Priyanka Chopra admits to having been the victim of sexual harassment; says "it has become a norm with women".

Priyanka Chopra recently spoke about the #MeToo movement and said she also faced badual harbadment at some point.

Speaking of women in the 2019 World Summit, PeeCee said that badual harbadment had become a "norm" with women, but now things are changing because of the mutual support that women have shown.

"Now, because of the support we give ourselves, people do not have the power to shut us up, "she said, and Priyanka said women were not afraid or ashamed to share their ordeal

" We have always had a voice. Just no one heard us. Now, because of the support we give ourselves, no one can stop us. And it's an incredibly powerful thing to see. Now, if I have a story, I do not feel lonely anymore and I'm not ashamed, "said the actress.

When asked if Priyanka was also a victim of badual harbadment, the actress Mary Kom She responded in the affirmative by saying that "everyone present in this room was probably faced with a problem because it had become a norm for women".

Recently, Fatima Sana Shaikh also revealed that she had also been a victim of badual harbadment, without however disclosing much detail. However, she said that the incident occurred a long time ago.

"It was a personal experience I think people misunderstood the # MeToo movement if they limited it to the film industry." is not only the film industry ki. mein aisi cheez hai hoti ha mei hoti hai job Jo me saath hua hai, woh bohot pehle hua hai Aisa nahi hai ki time Dangal ke hua hai ya uske baad. It happened when I was very young, I think people badume that it's very common and I wonder why I'm not talking about it … it's a lot of expectations Every woman in our country is busy and I'm sure everyone does not want to talk about it publicly, "she told a publication. When asked if his story was related to casting a couch in Bollywood.

The #MeToo movement in India has resulted under the scanner several big names in the industry. Veteran actors, directors and singers have been charged with badual exploitation of women in the industry.