Tanushree Dutta is an actress that has not been in the industry for a while now, but she does look to be in the news for the MeToo movement that was in full swing in late 2018. Recently she announced on her Instagram that she will be blocking any user who comments on her videos calling her a fake.From the 22 of July 2025, the actress began the discussion of her long-term public and private struggles. With multiple videos now posted explaining her ordeal, she has and has the appearance of a person that is quite distressed and in a very difficult situation that is not willing to provide help. During her Instagram Live, she claims to her supporters that she does not know the grants for her to move. Even with the numerous videos, in support of the actress, there is always at least one person who does not believe her.“I do not mean to be rude, but I do not know if any of you did your background checks. I am a fan of Tanushree ma’am, but this time, I think she wants to be in the limelight. Either way, I am definitely sorry if my words hurt you ma’am, but this is what I felt after watching your video.”From this evidence, it is quite difficult to convince a jury that this user is genuinely sorry while still in support of the argument for the opposite. Dutta’s explanation suggests she is rather sick of her fame, while her father defends his daughter fiercely.Tanushree answered as follows: “Really?? Checked ur profile. Aaj hi banaya insta account to post this comment.”Tanushree Dutta’s Instagram video on harassmentIn the video, Tanushree was crying as she spoke to her followers. Looks like the girl is in mental trauma. Tanushree went on to describe how she’s been tormented for the last 4 or 5 years, and how she is being pushed to the brink. She mentioned something about contacting the police and how they were going to let her file a report. In addition to narrating her story, she gave the impression that the palpitations she is suffering from are a direct result of this constant mental torture. She stated: “Guys I am being harassed in my own home. Mujhe mere he ghar mein pareshaan kiya ja raha hai. I just called the cops and they have asked me to visit a police station and lodge a proper complaint. I will probably go tomorrow and do that, I am not keeping well.”Tanushree Dutta’s MeToo allegationIn 2018, Tanushree Dutta was the first to kick off a trend that really was, and still is globally, becoming a movement. She mentioned that back in 2008, she was filming for the movie Horn Ok Please and the actor Nana Patekar was really disrespectful to her on the movie set.The Aashiq Banaya Aapne actress mentioned that she felt uncomfortable by it. A lot of people supported her when she spoke about it in 2018, which formed a large part of the Me Too movement in India. Tanushree She also accused the film director Vivek Agnihotri of requesting her to remove her clothes and dance during the shooting of the film, Chocolate. Both Nana Patekar and Vivek Agnihotri refused the allegations, and subsequently, Nana Patekar was exonerated. Her courageous move inspired many other women in the public eye to voice their concerns too. More about Tanushree Dutta Tanushree Dutta was born on March 19, 1984, to a Bengali Hindu family. She gained fame when she captured the Femina Miss India Universe contest in 2004, and subsequently represented India in the Miss Universe pageant. Post that, she entered B-Town and acted in films such as Ashiq Banaya Aapne, Chocolate, and Bhagam Bhag. She became known for her bold roles, but after a few years, she chose to take a break from acting. Tanushree What do you think about Tanushree Dutta’s response to a comment claiming she went for attention? Share your thoughts with us.
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