Sushant Singh Rajput Opens Up About #MeToo Allegations: I Felt Bad & Misunderstood
Last year when the #MeToo storm hit the film industry, Sushant Singh Rajput's name was also dragged into the controversy when reports surfaced about him allegedly misbehaving with his co-star.
Last
year
when
the
#MeToo
storm
hit
the
film
industry,
Sushant
Singh
Rajput's
name
was
also
dragged
into
the
controversy
when
reports
surfaced
about
him
allegedly
misbehaving
with
his
'Kizie
Aur
Manny'
co-star
Sanjana
Sanghi.
Later,
the
actor
shared
screenshots
of
conversations
that
took
place
between
him
and
Sanghi
on
Twitter
to
set
the
record
straight
and
the
debutante
actress
too
slammed
the
'misbehaviour'
reports.
Recently
while
speaking
to
Mid-Day,
the
actor
revealed
that
the
last
schedule
of
Kizie
Aur
Manny
will
kickstart
in
Paris
and
also
opened
up
about
the
#MeToo
allegations.
Sushant
Found
The
Allegations
'Paradoxical'
The
actor
told
Mid-Day,
"It
was
paradoxical
because
it
[the
#MeToo
movement]
was
something
that
I
stand
for."
It
Was
A
Smear
Campaign
Asserting
that
it
was
a
smear
campaign,
Sushant
added,
"I
happened
to
be
one
of
the
intentional
and
strategic
casualties.
Many
paid
campaigners
were
used
to
give
it
a
burst."
Sushant
Says
He
Felt
Bad
&
Misunderstood
"I
felt
bad
and
misunderstood.
The
more
it
gets
written
about,
the
more
it
damages
my
reputation,
which
I
have
worked
hard
to
build."
Sushant
Strongly
Advocates
The
#MeToo
Movement
"The
movement
is
a
good
thing.
It
is
all
about
changing
mindsets,"
the
actor
told
the
leading
daily.
Sanjana
Too
Had
Clarified
In
A
Post
That
Sushant
Never
Misbehaved
With
Her
"On
returning
from
a
long
trip
to
the
US
yesterday,
I
read
several
baseless
and
unfounded
stories
with
respect
to
misconduct
and
misbehaviour
on
the
sets
of
our
film
Kizie
Aur
Manny.
I'd
like
to
clarify
that
no
such
incident
took
place
with
me.
Let's
put
an
end
to
these
conjectures."
On
the
work
front,
Sushant
will
also
be
seen
in
Abhishek
Chabey's
Sonchiriya
and
Nitesh
Tiwari's
Chhichhore.