Udaan’s Helen Fonseca Accuses Sai Ballal Of Sexual Harassment; Says He Sent Objectionable Videos!
Udaan actress Helen Fonseca had accused her co-star Sai Ballal of sexual harassment back in 2015. She reveals that Sai Ballal had sent her objectionable videos and texts.
Many
women
have
come
out
and
shared
their
traumatic
ordeal
of
sexual
harassment.
Big
names
have
been
exposed.
Now,
television
actress
Helen
Fonseca
recounts
her
horrific
experience!
Helen
reveals
that
she
had
accused
her
Udaan
co-star
Sai
Ballal
of
sexually
harassing
her.
She
adds
that
he
had
sent
her
objectionable
videos
and
texts
and
her
2015
allegations
are
yet
to
meet
their
conclusive
end.
She
was
tired
of
his
advances
and
complained
to
the
executive
producer
Gurudev
Bhalla's
wife
for
help,
who
then
directed
her
to
Bhalla.
Helen
Fonseca
was
quoted
by
Mid-day
as
saying,
"Gurudev
could
have
spoken
to
both
of
us,
but
he
simply
messaged,
'You
are
adults.
If
you
want
to
pursue
this,
talk
to
the
governing
bodies.'
After
this,
they
(the
makers)
would
give
me
a
call
time
by
evening.
I
would
keep
waiting,
and
then
be
told
later
in
the
night,
'Sorry,
we
are
not
shooting
with
you
today.'
This
went
on
for
four
days."
The
actress
further
added,
"Then
they
started
playing
dirty
with
me
and
started
working
toward
ousting
me
from
the
show.
They
gave
my
role
to
another
actor.
When
I
questioned
it,
I
was
insulted
by
Bharat
Chouksey
[creative
head]
and
production
head
Abhishek
Agarwal
in
front
of
the
cast
and
crew."
The
actress
reveals
that
she
simultaneously
also
reached
out
to
CINTAA
(Cine
&
TV
Artistes'
Association),
which
was
then
headed
by
Gajendra
Chauhan.
She
had
expected
them
to
intervene,
but
they
told
her
to
simply
complete
her
portion.
She
adds,
"After
my
exit,
they
continued
with
Sai
for
one-and-a-half
years."
She
had
filed
for
a
police
complaint
against
Ballal
in
July
2015,
and
it
was
a
non-bailable
offense,
but
he
got
bail
that
very
day.
The
actress
added,
"The
matter
is
only
being
dragged.
All
I
want
to
know
is
when
will
I
get
justice.
I
had
faith
in
CINTAA.
But
it's
sad
that
no
one
even
bothered
to
conduct
a
meeting.
I
wrote
a
letter
to
the
Supreme
Court
[in
August
2017].
I
had
faith
in
CINTAA,
and
my
director
and
producer,
I
thought
they
would
help
me
get
justice.
But
it's
sad
that
no
one
(from
CINTAA)
even
bothered
to
call
us
for
a
meeting."