Swara
Bhasker
Says
The
Viral
Video
Was
Out
Of
Context
A
Hindustan
Times
report
quoted
her
as
saying, "I
was
on
a
comedy
show,
narrating
a
funny
incident
about
my
first
experience
shooting
in
Mumbai.
In
that
partly
exaggerated
and
satirical
narration,
where
I
was
using
a
comedic,
adult
and
self-deprecating
tone,
I
used
certain
swear
words.
The
words
were
used
to
display
in
an
adult-humorous
tone,
my
exaggerated
frustrations
and
emotions
during
my
struggling
days."
The
Actress
Denies
Abusing
Any
Child
Actor
She
further
added, "Comics
do
it
all
the
time,
and
the
show's
format
is
of
a
comedic
genre.
Most
importantly,
if
you
actually
watch
the
show,
you
would
realize
that
I
actually
was
the
one
looking
out
for
the
child's
welfare
--
trying
to
make
sure
he
gets
a
bathroom
break,
which
other
people
on
the
set
seemingly
didn't
care
about.
I
have
never
abused
children
nor
any
co-actor
and
I
have
always
treated
children
with
the
care,
affection
and
the
responsible
conduct
they
deserve.
I
actually
like
children.
The
quip
that
children
are
evil
was
obviously
a
joke."
Does
She
Think
The
Matter
Was
Blown
Out
Of
Proportion?
To
this,
Swara
told
the
daily, "Of
course
it
did!
The
whole
controversy
was
clearly
targeted
and
constructed.
I'm
not
trying
to
justify
swearing
--
those
were
undoubtedly
an
ill-advised
choice
of
words,
but
they
were
not
seriously
used.
It
was
said
jokingly
and
self-deprecatingly.
Comics
do
it
all
the
time
without
anyone
blinking
an
eyelid."
Swara
Bhasker
Lashes
Out
At
Media
Stressing
that it
is
very
"important
to
address
and
correct
the
factually
inaccurate
things
being
circulated
about
oneself
or
anyone
for
that
matter
in
public",
the
actress
said,
"The
problem
with
these
frivolous
controversies,
whose
agenda
is
to
generate
fake
outrage,
is
that
sometimes
while
reporting
them,
the
media
plays
into
the
hands
of
these
people
in
terms
of
how
the
headlines
are
phrased.
On
this
issue
most
of
the
headlines
scream
--
Swara
Bhasker
in
trouble
for
abusing
four-year-old
child.
This
is
patently
false.
I
did
not
abuse
that
or
any
child.
It's
important
for
me
to
correct
that
and
at
least
put
out
a
factually
accurate
version
and
the
full
context
of
what
happened."