The 'Veere Di wedding' actor recently revealed that a Bollywood executive, who claimed to be a manager of a popular filmmaker, made unwelcoming advances that she nipped right at the bud. He apparently tried to kiss her and told her he loved her too. Weird, right?

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Kalki has always been vocal about her opinions. Even then she faced the plight of casting couch but she successfully managed to slip through it. She walked away the minute she felt uncomfortable. Well done, girl!

It was only back in 2017 when Priyanka Chopra opened up about the dirty games that Bollywood often gets away with. According to her, it's always about putting a woman in 'her lane'.

If you think it's just women who have been a victim of the casting couch, you are extremely wrong. Even Bollywood superstar Ranveer Singh faced it during his initial struggling days. But it all depends on how well you tackle the situation. In Ranveer's case, he chose to decline it politely.

Ayushmann while working in the television industry, was asked for sexual favours by a casting director. The actor personally doesn't judge anyone if they take up such offers to later on becoming a tinsel celeb but he feels it's unethical on the part of the casting director to ask for such favours.

Tisca during her early days was approached by a top director for a film role, who said that he wanted the script to penetrate each inch of her skin but the actor simply dodged that situation.

According to former actress Sameera Reddy, she firmly believes that it takes two hands to clap; nobody is a victim and everyone is a player. Well, that's quite a bit of light on the darker side of Bollywood.