The actress Shruti Marathe tells her story of MeToo

The actress Shruti Marathe, known for her roles in Marathi films such as "Asa Mi Tasa Mi" and 'Premasutra', denounced the bad conduct of a producer with her while she was auditioning a movie.

In an article published on the Instagram page of Humans of Bombay, Marathe explained the problem of casting the sector.

"I met a producer who had offered me a leading role. At first he was a professional, but he quickly started using the words "compromise" and "one night". I could not let that go, so I asked her, "If you want me to sleep with you, who do you sleep with?" He was stunned, "she said.

" I immediately informed others of her behavior and they asked her to leave the project.

Marathe also reminded us how much the wearing of the bikini in a Tamil film had sparked controversy over social media.

"I remember very early my career in the South. movie, I was asked to wear a bikini. I accepted without thinking twice. Questions like "How are you going to shoot?" Or "Is it necessary?" Have not even crossed my mind. I had the opportunity to be in a movie and that's all that mattered.

"Years later, when I gained popularity on a Marathi show, people were watching me and falling on the bikini scene. I was trolled for the way I looked and how it was shot. Do you know how much it hurts your self-esteem? I went away without any barriers, but I was not accepted; I was objectified. I kept working as if it did not bother me, "she said.

The #MeToo movement in India began last year with actress Tanushree Dutta recounting an old allegation against Nana Patekar. This triggered a series of complaints from different areas.