Metoo  

The #MeToo movement hit Bollywood last year and saw several women coming out with their horror stories of sexual harassment and rape by actors and filmmakers from the industry.

Vidhu Vinod Chopra who has collaborated with Rajkumar Hirani on several films, finally reacted to the sexual harassment allegations at an event.

Editor-turned-politician Akbar had denied all allegations of sexual misconduct and had sued Ramani, seeking her prosecution under Sections 499 and 500 of the IPC for defamation

Kangana Ranaut said harassment can happen on several levels and she has faced toxic behaviour from many people in her career.

Women who face sexual harassment, be it physical or mental harassment, should come forward and should not be ashamed of it, and they should talk about and speak about it, PV Sindhu stressed

Bollywood has largely been silent about the sexual assault allegation against filmmaker Rajkumar Hirani and actor Richa Chadha believes that is because they are not aware of the facts of the case.
 

The woman had claimed Bhushan Kumar sexually exploited her under the pretext of helping her to get work in his company, a senior police official said.

Javed Akhtar took to Twitter to offer his support to the embattled director, who has categorically denied the allegations.

Rajkumar Hirani is the latest name to be called out for sexual harassment with a woman "assistant" alleging in an article in HuffPost India that he sexually abused her more than once between March and September 2018 while working on "Sanju".

Pooja Bhatt feels 90 per cent of sexual abuse cases are domestic in nature but no one talks about it fearing its adverse effects on the family system.
 

In the HuffPost India article, Hirani's lawyer Anand Desai called the allegations "false, mischievous, scandalous, motivated and defamatory".

Granting the relief to Alok Nath on a surety bond of Rs 5 lakh, Additional Sessions Court Judge S S Oza said the rape complaint filed by the screenwriter is a "personal vendetta".