'Mujhe pareshan kiya...'; Tanushree Dutta breaks down, claims of being harassed after..., dials cop, files FIR, watch viral video
The actress has shared her video in which she is crying and saying, 'I am being exploited in my own house. I am being harassed in my own house. I called the police, and the police asked me to report to the police station. I will go tomorrow because I am not feeling well today. I have been harassed for the last 4-5 years as my health has deteriorated. I am not able to do any work, and my house is completely ruined. I cannot even keep a maid because they keep planning maids. I do not trust them because they steal from my house. I have to do all the work myself. I am being harassed in my own house. Please help me. Tanushree Dutta makes a shocking revelation- watch viral video
Sharing this video, Tanushree wrote, 'I am upset and tired of this exploitation. This has been going on since 2018 #MeToo. Please do something before it's too late.' Tanushree Dutta's health deteriorated, claims actress
After this, Tanushree has shared an audio in which some sounds are coming. Sharing this, Tanushree wrote, 'I have also faced such loud noises. Such loud noises keep coming from my terrace and outside the door at odd times, that too since the year 2020. I am tired of complaining to the building management. Now I listen to Hindu mantras with headphones. Today, my health is so bad, and I am feeling very stressed and anxious. Think, yesterday I posted, and today all this. Now everyone should understand what things I had to go through, and there are many more things which I will tell in the FIR.'
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