Ratan Rajput is a well-known television actress who has been in prominent programmes like Agle Janam Mohe Bitiya Hi Kijo and Radha Ki Betiyaan Kuch Kar Dikhaengi. The actress participated in Season 7 of Salman Khan’s reality series Bigg Boss. The TV personality recently discussed why she turned down multiple offers from the South Indian film business. He told the filmmakers about his terrifying encounters and how Bollywood is not the only place where casting couches are used. Ratan Rajput recalled the incident on the casting couch, saying that he “had mixed something in the cold drink.”
Ratan Rajput Misses Unpleasant Offers
“I used to get a lot of calls from the South cinema industry, and very good directors were called,” Ratan Rajput said in an interview with Pinkvilla. They urged me to gain weight since I was so thin. There were more problems than just requests for visible modifications. Some unsettling elements also gave Ratan Rajput cause for concern. Read this article to learn more about how Ratan Rajput’s casting couch experience left him speechless for a month: “The 60-year-old man claimed he would sleep…”
“He asked me whether I knew the standards of the South industry,” she remarked. He said, “The norms that everyone knows about,” when I enquired as to which norms. The criteria, according to Ratan Rajput, included compromising circumstances that other actors had to deal with in the past. Continue reading – Agle – Coronavirus Epidemic Janam Bitiya Mohe Actress Ratan Rajput of the film Hi Kijo has sequestered herself in a village.
‘Director, producer, lead actor, and possibly the DOP,’ he continued. The actress remembered, “Then I inquired what about him,” before going on to describe how “samjhauta” (casting couches) are widespread in the southern film industry.
Ratan Rajput Said ‘No’ To Films
Ratan Rajput insisted, firm in his convictions, “I told him ‘No, I’m not interested.'” He expressed shock at the idea that these methods were exclusive to the Bollywood business. But as we say, all of this only occurs in Bollywood, he continued, “No, it also occurs in the South film industry.”
The actress emphasised the casting couch’s existence while praising the South Indian film industry’s admirable efforts and respect for Indian culture, traditions, and religious practises.
I haven’t had a call from the South industry where I haven’t been urged to “compromise,” he claimed.
Ratan Rajput has received praise from his audience for having the guts to express his opinion, serving as an example for budding musicians who might encounter similar difficulties.
