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Rozlyn Khan Says 'Netflix-style Suspense Show' As Tanushree Dutta Alleges Harassment At Home- EXCLUSIVE
Tanushree Dutta video: Former Bollywood actress Tanushree Dutta left her fans worried when she alleged that she was being harassed at her own home. Earlier this week, she shared a video on social media, where she claimed that she was being harassed by people since the time she raised her voice against big names in the film industry during the #MeToo movement.
ROZLYN KHAN REACTS TO TANUSHREE DUTTA'S CRYING VIDEO
The former Miss India broke down into tears as she expressed her pain. Her video went viral on the internet in no time, sparking concerns about her mental health.
Tanushree, while interacting with News 18, alleged that a powerful Bollywood Mafia gang' was working against her. She claimed that 'there's an attempt to kill her like Sushant Singh Rajput'.
As Tanushree made sensational claims on Instagram, certain celebrities and netizens dropped comments on her post. They asked her if she wanted any sort of help, mentioning that she should file a complaint if needed.
Rozlyn Khan shared a video on her Instagram handle, expressing her thoughts about Tanushree. She seemed to take a dig at the Aashiq Banaya Apne actress, stating that she should have mentioned the name of the police officer who was harassing her.
When Filmibeat contacted Rozlyn for a comment about Tanushree's video, she quipped, "An actress crying on social media just doesn't make sense - especially someone who clearly knows how to file a legal case. I mean... none of us on Instagram can actually help her, right? She needs to reach out to the right people, not the right filter. Roz police station jaati ho for every MeToo, controversy, or PR stunt - now when something real actually happens, who's even going to believe her?"
"And what's with posting half-baked info? Tell us clearly - who harassed you, why, what happened? Or is this a Netflix-style suspense show?
Part 1: Cry
Part 2: Clue
Part 3: TRP ka boom!
Behen, this isn't a trailer - it's either serious or it's not. Don't make trauma look like a trend," she added.
Filmibeat tried to reach out to Tanushree for a comment but she was not available.
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