Moushumi Chatterjee revealed that he had slapped some of his ‘sexist’ co-stars: ‘He deserved it’. Hindi film news
Veteran actress Mousumi Chatterjee, known for her vocal personality, recently opened her experiences with misbehavior with male co-stars in the film industry.
Slap heroes
In an interview with the screen, Actress Stories shared from their earlier days when she did not hesitate to slap her co-stars on crossing the line. “They were entitled to this, they were sexists,” he said, reflecting the behavior of the male lead, who expected the heroines to cross their loved ones. Mausumi explained that men were often raised in an environment where they loved pampering by mothers, wives and sisters, and so did not understand the boundaries in their conversation with women.
Uncontrolled dignity: cost of speaking
Mousumi also often talked about the personal cost of maintaining its dignity in an industry run by Egos. He said, “I lost a lot of roles because I did not live for anyone’s ego,” she revealed, she faced challenges. Refusing to compromise her values and dignity meant that she missed several roles, which included a notable in Gulzar’s attempt, which was later introduced to Jaya Bachchan. Despite this shock, Mousumi highlighted his harmony with Gulzar years later, where he worked together. Grape With actor Sanjeev Kumar, who was also his hero in an attempt.
Recent return: Mousumi’s latest project
Although she has seen the appropriate part of her challenges, the Mausumi continues to have a strong presence in the industry. His most recent appearance was in the Bengali film Eri, which was released earlier this year and marked his return to Bengali cinema after a 12 -year gap. The film was directed by GIT Chakraborty.
