It's
known
to
all
that
the
release
of
Super
30
got
affected
briefly
when
director
Vikas
Bahl's
name
got
dragged
into
sexual
harassment
allegations.
Vikal
Bahl,
who's
known
for
directing
Kangana
Ranaut's
Queen,
was
accused
of
sexual
harassment
by
a
former
employee
at
the
now
dissolved
Phantom
Films,
which
had
Bahl
as
one
of
the
partners
alongside
Anurag
Kashyap,
Vikramaditya
Motwane
and
Madhu
Mantena.
Last
month,
Bahl
was
given
a
clean
chit
in
the
sexual
harassment
case
following
an
internal
inquiry
by
Reliance
Entertainment,
producer
of
Super
30.
While
speaking
to
a
media
agency,
Super
30
actress
Mrunal
says,
"I
thought
about
it
but
I
realised,
'What's
the
fault
of
the
film?'
The
story
is
so
wonderful,
I
have
seen
everyone
working
hard,
while
we
were
filming,
everything
was
ok."
"I
didn't
want
the
film
to
be
affected.
I'm
glad
that
after
everything,
things
have
been
cleared
and
the
film
is
releasing
on
July
12.
Every
film
goes
through
ups
and
downs,
I'm
glad
the
film
is
getting
what
it
deserves," added
Mrunal.
Apart
from
Vikas
Bahl
controversy,
Super
30
also
received
flak
for
making
Hrithik
Roshan's
face
brown.
However,
Mrunal
believes
it
was
done
to
bring
authenticity
to
the
portrayal.
"More
than
the
hair
and
the
make
up,
what
is
important
is
to
feel
the
character.
I
feel
Hrithik
has
done
an
incredible
job.
Whenever
I
saw
a
glimpse
of
his
performance
as
Anand
Kumar,
I
thoroughly
connected
and
enjoyed.
"I
want
people
to
just
watch
the
film.
To
be
honest,
even
I
was
tanned
three
shades
darker
in
'Love
Sonia'.
The
fact
that
people
were
able
to
connect
to
my
character
was
very
important.
Why
should
we
not
have
that
kind
of
make
up?"
The
actor
said
Hrithik
was
tanned
even
in
Agneepath
but
nobody
said
anything
at
that
time.
"We
forget
how
great
a
performer
he
is
because
of
his
looks.
He
has
felt
the
character
thoroughly.
Hair,
make
up,
costumes,
these
are
just
devices.
What
is
important
for
an
actor
is
to
feel
the
character,
something
which
he
has
done
in
an
incredible
way,"
she
concluded.