Mumbai – Actress Krishna Mukherjee, known for her role in the popular show “Yeh Hai Mohabbatein,” has accused the producer of her last show, “Shubh Shagun,” of harassment and withholding her pay for five months.
Mukherjee took to Instagram to share her ordeal, revealing that the experience caused her depression and anxiety.
She alleged that producer Kundan Singh locked her in her makeup room when she was unwell and refused to shoot due to unpaid dues.
“They even once locked me in my makeup room because I was unwell and I decided not to shoot…” Mukherjee wrote. “They never cleared my payments to date for 5 months. And it’s a really big amount.”
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She further stated that she felt unsafe and unsupported throughout the ordeal.
Several celebrities from the Indian television industry have come out in support of Mukherjee, including Shraddha Arya, Niti Taylor, and Aditi Bhatia. They expressed their outrage and pledged solidarity with the actress.
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Producer Denies Allegations
In response to Mukherjee’s accusations, Kundan Singh has denied all claims, calling them “false” and “defamatory.” He claimed that Mukherjee had previously made similar accusations against other members of the production team.
Investigation Needed
The allegations highlight the need for stronger protections for actors, especially women, in the Indian television industry.
Authorities should investigate Mukherjee’s claims to ensure a safe and fair working environment for all.