The #MeToo movement in India is credited to actor Tanushree Dutta, who posted a video of herself sobbing uncontrollably and alleging that she is being harassed in her own house. She also disclosed that she has reported the incident to the authorities.

Tanushree Dutta sobs in the video

Tanushree posted a video on Instagram on Tuesday showing her crying. "I am being harassed in my own house," she said in the video. The police have requested me to visit the police station to file an official complaint after I just called them. I'll probably go the day after tomorrow or the day after that. I've been bullied for the past five years, and it has made me ill.

"I am unable to work," she went on. The state of my home has been a mess. I can't employ maids since they place them in my home. I've had bad experiences with maids who enter and steal and do other things."

"I'm sick and tired of this harassment!! It's been going on since 2018 #metoo Aaj fed up hokar maine police ko call kiya (I reached out to the police today as I was fed up of all this)," Tanushree captioned the video. I need assistance from someone! Take action before it's too late.

Tanushree posts another video

The actor shared another video that shows only darkness, with a loud screeching noise heard in the background.

Sharing the video, Tanushree wrote, “I have also dealt with loud noises like this and other very very loud banging noises above my roof and outside my door almost every day at odd hours since 2020! I got tired of complaining to the building management and gave up a few years ago.”

“Now I just live with it and put headphones with Hindu mantras to distract my mind and keep my sanity. Today I was so unwell, as you guys know I have developed Chronic fatigue syndrome due to dealing with constant stress and anxiety for last 5 years and this was going on all day and evening way past acceptable and allowed hours,” she added, mentioning that she will share more details with the police in her FIR.

About Tanushree Dutta

Tanushree became famous for the first time when she won the Femina Miss India Universe title in 2004. She continued by starring in movies like Bhagam Bhag, Dhol, and Aashiq Banaya Apne.

Tanushree accused Nana Patekar of sexually harassing her on the set of Horn Ok Please in 2008 in a powerful way in 2018. While Nana Patekar refuted the charges, she endured public condemnation and political backlash from members of the Indian film business. In October 2018, she submitted an FIR. The police exonerated Nana Patekar of the sexual assault allegations in 2019.

In a 2013 movie titled SuperCops Vs Super Villains, Tanushree made her final on-screen appearance. Ishita Dutta Seth, her sister, is also an actress who has starred in movies such as Drishyam.

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