Casting Couch Bollywood

"When someone makes a move, you have a fraction of a second to react, just like in action movies when someone throws a punch," Adah Sharma told NDTV

"I met a coordinator who asked for my portfolio and then invited me to his house at 10:30 at night," said Siddhant Karnick

"I was 18 when a secretary and an actor approached me for casting couch," said Isha

On the work front, Suchitra Pillai was last seen in Big Girls Don't Cry

Ankita said, "I don't think your producer needs talent"

Suchitra Krishnamoorthi expressed worries about the film industry's 'Orry culture' emphasizing prominence over talent, linked to popularity.

"I simply chuckled, laughed right in his face, and walked away," said Aditi

"It takes you a while to process," said Suchitra Krishnamoorthi

Ravi Kishan refused to name the perpetrator

"I had all those kinds of experiences during those three-and-a-half years," said Ranveer Singh

"I used to make my makeup artist sleep in the room with me," said the actress

"Now, does the casting couch exist, and have I ever had to sit (sleep? sounds uncomfortable) on it? The answer is: Yes, it exists, and no I have never experienced it," reads an excerpt from Neena Gupta's book

Actress Shruti Marathe's empowering story is winning the Internet

Mallika Sherawat said: "If you wear short skirts, kiss onscreen, then you're a fallen woman with no morals"

Swara, who has been part of the industry for almost a decade now, opened up about her first-hand experience of the much-debated issue

"When someone makes a move, you have a fraction of a second to react, just like in action movies when someone throws a punch," Adah Sharma told NDTV

"I met a coordinator who asked for my portfolio and then invited me to his house at 10:30 at night," said Siddhant Karnick

"I was 18 when a secretary and an actor approached me for casting couch," said Isha

On the work front, Suchitra Pillai was last seen in Big Girls Don't Cry

Ankita said, "I don't think your producer needs talent"

Suchitra Krishnamoorthi expressed worries about the film industry's 'Orry culture' emphasizing prominence over talent, linked to popularity.

"I simply chuckled, laughed right in his face, and walked away," said Aditi

"It takes you a while to process," said Suchitra Krishnamoorthi

Ravi Kishan refused to name the perpetrator

"I had all those kinds of experiences during those three-and-a-half years," said Ranveer Singh

"I used to make my makeup artist sleep in the room with me," said the actress

"Now, does the casting couch exist, and have I ever had to sit (sleep? sounds uncomfortable) on it? The answer is: Yes, it exists, and no I have never experienced it," reads an excerpt from Neena Gupta's book

Actress Shruti Marathe's empowering story is winning the Internet

Mallika Sherawat said: "If you wear short skirts, kiss onscreen, then you're a fallen woman with no morals"

Swara, who has been part of the industry for almost a decade now, opened up about her first-hand experience of the much-debated issue