In a recent interview, the actor made startling admissions about her life and said that attempts were made to assassinate her after she reported harassment events that included serious accusations against esteemed members of the business community.

Long, lonely legal battles. Endless court cases. Harassment. Intimidation. Loss of employment. Women had to go through all. And they still continue to face the consequences of speaking up against powerful men. 

Dutta thought that her profile is ‘weird’ as it does not give correct and complete information about her contribution to the industry because that is the thing people look for when the Google artists.

I had to move on to build up my broken psyche, life & career: Tanushree Dutt on her own struggle to fight sexual harassment.

The ones who needed the help are the ones who are calling out and they are saying Me Too. Metoo is about retrieving the power that one lost because of a traumatic experience, says Malavika Rajakotia.

According to Maharashtra State Commission for Women chairperson Vijaya Rahatkar, Tanushree Dutta has failed to appear before the commission to provide more information regarding her allegations of sexual harassment against actor Nana Patekar.

Tanushree Dutta is going to file a written petition before Bombay High Court, after the Mumbai Police closed their investigation in the sexual harassment case against actor Nana Patekar, citing lack of evidence.

Let us face, we always knew sustaining #MeToo in our country would be much more difficult. These clean chits, the readiness with which everyone is accepting them points to what exactly is the problem is. But does that mean we should give up on #MeToo altogether?

#Metoo case against Nana Patekar has been closed. The police filed a B Summary report saying they could not find any evidence to support it.

It has been six months since Tanushree Dutta formally lodged a complaint with the police against Nana Patekar for harassing her. She now wants to know why is the probe taking so long.