#MeToo: Now Emraan Hashmi's co-star Amyra Dastur opens on harassment; says, 'An actor squeezed himself up against me during a shot'

Amyra opened on #MeToo campaign and told IANS, "To be honest, I haven't faced casting couch in the south or Bollywood. But yes, I have faced my share of harassment in both industries. I don't have the guts to name them because they are powerful people men and women who made sure I felt helpless."

However, she said that one day she will surely call them out on it. "But until I don't feel safe and secure, I won't point fingers. They know exactly who they are and what they have done. What I will say for now is that they better stop their discriminating ways because there's definitely a wave of change coming and their status won't be enough to protect them from Karma," she added.

Amyra narrated the whole horrible incident to IANS "I have had an actor squeeze himself up against me during a shot in a song and whisper in my ear that he was so glad that I was in the film with him. When I threw him off me and refused to speak to him again, he made my experience miserable. My director told me to suck it up and honestly couldn't care less. I was constantly called early to set, made to wait for hours and hours for my shot. I was made to shoot 18 hours a day, I slept for 4-5 hours if I was lucky."

Surely Amyra Dastur is scare of her career growth and will not be able to take their name as they are surely one of the powerful people of the film industry.

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