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Tanushree Dutta may be thousands of miles from New Jersey, but it continues to make waves in India and contributes to the #MeToo movement. The latest on this is that the actress will soon present stories of badual harbadment in Bollywood on screen with her upcoming short film, Inspiration. The film will go online on March 8 on the occasion of International Women's Day, says a report published in Mid Day.
The report quotes it: "It deals with the question of the voluntary exploitation of young newcomers in showbiz or elsewhere.In another area where they have neither mentors nor advice." Explaining in more detail if she will talk about a real episode, she simply says, "It's a new format where reality meets fiction."
About In the project, she says she was approached by an online content platform, which also produced the film, she plays the role of the guardian angel, who encourages girls to make the right decision.
She claims to have written the dialogues by inspiring her own vision and understanding of the problem.
It will be remembered that last year, Tanushree launched the #MeToo movement when she called Nana Patekar for badual harbadment on the set of his 2009 film, OK Horn Ple The result has been that several Bollywood people such as Sajid Khan, Vikas Bahl, Rajat Kapoor, Chetan Bhagat, Rajkumar Hirani, Alok Nath, Anu Malik and Kailash Kher have been charged with badual misconduct.
At the same time, Tanushree was invited as a guest. at Harvard Business School. The special session was organized by the journalist Pankaj Pachauri. A video clip of his presentation of Tanushree to the public is online.
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February 27, 2019 4:00 pm IST
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