Kareena, Sonam and Swara were seen chatting on Casting Couch

The three actresses were present on the occasion of the trailer launch of their movie 'Veer The Wedding' with another new actress Shikha Talasania. During his interaction with journalists, he was asked by the Indian film industry on Casting Couch for his views.

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MUMBAI : Three Bollywood actresses, who hold independent views on different issues of the country, Kareena Kapoor Khan, Swara Bhaskar and Sonam Kapoor have seen the film industry beware of giving a statement on casting couch issue. Let us know that one day earlier senior choreographer Saroj Khan gave a controversial statement about casting couch. The three actresses were present on the occasion of the trailer launch of their movie 'Veer The Wedding' with another new actress Shikha Talasania. During his interaction with journalists, he got his views on casting couch in the Indian film industry.

Swar, known for her female empowerment and gender equality, said, "First of all, this issue has nothing to do with our film 'Veer the Wedding'. I think our focus should be on our film now. You can see my Twitter account for things. "

Kareena Kapoor said, "I do not think we should remove our attention from the film, this is a special film in which we have worked very hard, I feel that enough attention should be given to the film."

Sonam Kapoor said that his promise is that when he will give a private interview about the film, at that time he will surely answer the question of Casting Couch and women's empowerment.

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He said, "I want to say that whatever questions are not related to the film, I promise that I will give all those answers later in the private interview, but not today, we try to focus our attention on the film. They are. "

Produced by Shashank Ghosh, 'Veer The Wedding' is produced by Riya Kapoor and Ekta Kapoor. The film will be released in theaters on June 1.

Significantly, during a program in Sangli, Saroj Khan had said on the issue of Casting Couch that it has always been running and the film industry is also not untouched by it. He said that it provides minimal employment. He, however, later apologized for his statement and said that he is just trying to say that it is a problem in every field, so it is just right to make the film industry stand in the dockyard.