Hema Committee Report: Tannishtha Chatterjee Talks About Her Scarring Experience; 'If We Start Naming...'

Tannishtha Chatterjee On Hema Committee Report: Hema Committee Report's finding has ignited the film industry. Amid the gruesome findings of the sexual harassment cases, many Mollywood actress have come forward to raise their voice. Recently, Bollywood's renowned actress and director and the winner of National Film Award for 'Dekh Indian Circus', Tannishtha Chatterjee, has come forward to state her point on Hema Committee Report. Tannishtha began her career in early 2000s. As she posed her POV on Hema Committee Report, Tannishtha recalled that she too was on the receiving end of sexual harassment. Let us take a look at what she has to say:

Hema Committee Report: Tannishtha Chatterjee Says 'If We Start Naming, We'll Be Out Of Work...'

Tannishtha claimed that when she came into the film industry, she also had to suffer through the sexual advances by the men in power. Talking to News18, Tannishtha revealed, "When I first came to the industry, I faced it from some of the biggest names. I ran away from all that. I told myself that I'll only work with casting directors who're women and men who're very professional." She accepted that the film industry has "various levels of corruption" and one should raise their voice for the inconvenience caused. However, Tannishtha believes that "It will take another two-three generations for better times to come."

Tannishtha accepts that women in the industry have to face all kinds of inconvenience and one of them is "sexual favours along with under the table deals." The actress said, "But we can never name them. Whatever little work we're getting, if we start naming, we'll be completely out of work. The only choice we've is not to work with most people." However, Tannishtha applauds all the women who have come forward amid Hema Committee Report findings.