Documentary 'Bollywood's Dark Secret' released on 'Casting Couch' release, nothing new, see

Anchor Rajini Vaidyanathan does not ask any rude questions.

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Mumbai: In addition  to talking about Radhika Apte on Casting Couch and his horrific experiences by Usha Jadhav, there is nothing in BBC's famous documentary 'Bollywood's Dark Secret' which has not been seen or heard before.

Anchor Rajini Vaidyanathan does not ask any rude questions. The most important question in this matter is, 'why does Bollywood's casting couch victim not tell his experiences?' No answer has been given.

Radhika Apte talks about men of Bollywood, whom she calls 'God' as powerful as anyone who can not dare to take any finger. Apart from that she does not say anything else. They do not have any story about harassment to share.

Fortunately, Usha Jadhav is not afraid to speak openly. He calm down and told about a person who beat him, anywhere, touched and put his hand inside the clothes. But who was that man? I also asked Usha why she did not want to take the name of that person, so he said, "because it will not be right". Who will not be right for? Did Bollywood take this meaning of 'Meteo' campaign globally?

BBC documentary does not succeed in highlighting 'Black Raj' of Bollywood.

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