Ajay Devgn HITS BACK At Tanushree Dutta; Says An Attempt Is Being Made To 'Single' Him Out!
Tanushree Dutta recently penned an open latter slaming Ajay Devgn, Tabu and Rakul Preet for working with Alok Nath who was accused of rape by Vinita Ninta last year during the #MeToo controversy.
Ajay
Devgn
hits
back
at
Tanushree
Dutta's
allegations
over
Aloknath
|
FilmiBeat
Tanushree
Dutta
recently
penned
an
open
latter
slaming
Ajay
Devgn,
Tabu
and
Rakul
Preet
for
working
with
Alok
Nath
who
was
accused
of
rape
by
Vinita
Ninta
last
year
during
the
#MeToo
controversy.
In
her
open
letter,
Tanushree
called
the
film
industry
"full
of
liars,
showoffs
and
spineless
hypocrites."
The
actress
also
slammed
Ajay
and
wrote,
"Overrated
actors
and
human
beings
who
have
created
a
clout
by
clever
PR
machinery
and
careful
manipulation
of
public
sentiments,
old
stuffy
morons
who
can't
tell
the
difference
between
what's
right
and
wrong
and
what
is
the
need
of
the
hour!"
She
had
even
called
him
"morally
bankrupt
and
a
spineless
hypocrite".
Now,
Ajay
has
responded
to
Tanushree's
allegations
in
an
official
statement.
'I
Would
Not
Stand
For
Any
Unfairness
Or
Atrocity
Against
Women'
Ajay
said,
"When
the
entire
#MeToo
Movement
happened,
I
along
with
many
of
my
film
industry
colleagues
categorically
expressed
that
I
respect
every
single
woman
at
the
work
place
and
I
would
not
stand
for
any
unfairness
or
atrocity
against
them.
Nothing
about
my
stand
has
changed."
Coming
To
Working
With
Alok
Nath
In
De
De
Pyaar
De,
Ajay
Has
This
To
Say
"This
film
was
supposed
to
be
an
October
2018
release.
The
shoot
of
the
film
got
over
by
last
September.
The
portions
with
Mr.
Alok
Nath
were
canned
by
August
in
Manali.
The
said
portions
were
shot
over
40
days
across
various
sets
and
an
outdoor
location
with
a
combination
of
over
10
actors.
By
the
time
the
allegations
came
out
(in
October
2018)
the
actors
in
the
film
including
me
had
already
started
work
on
other
films.
'It
Would
Have
Been
A
Huge
Monetary
Loss'
"It
would
be
near
impossible
to
get
all
the
dates
and
combinations
of
the
several
actors
in
the
film
and
attempt
a
re-shoot
with
some
other
actor
replacing
Mr
Nath.
It
would
also
have
been
a
huge
monetary
loss
for
the
producers."
Film-making
Is
A
Collaborative
Process
"Everyone
is
aware
that
film-making
is
a
collaborative
process.
The
decision
to
replace
Mr
Alok
Nath
could
never
have
been
mine
alone.
In
this
case,
I
would
have
to
go
with
the
joint-decision
of
the
entire
unit."
'Had
Circumstances
Played
Out
Even
Slightly
Differently,
I
Would
Have
Pushed
For
A
Different
Combination
Of
Actors'
"Not
to
forget,
I
could
not
have
brought
the
entire
combination
of
actors
back
or
put
up
sets
again
for
a
40-day
re-shoot
because
this
would
mean
doubling
the
budget,
which
again
wasn't
my
call
to
make.
It
would
have
to
be
the
call
of
the
makers.
Had
circumstances
played
out
even
slightly
differently,
I
would
have
pushed
for
a
different
combination
of
actors.
Unfortunately,
this
was
not
to
be.''
On
A
Concluding
Note
Ajay
wrote,
"I
reiterate
I
am
extremely
sensitive
to
the
#MeToo
movement.
But
when
circumstances
are
beyond
me,
I
don't
see
why
an
attempt
is
being
made
to
`single' me
out
as
being
insensitive.
This
is
untrue."