Tanushree Dutta has put out a pointed, cryptic message on social media, aimed at people she holds responsible for the struggles in her life. The ‘Aashiq Banaya Aapne’ star touched upon karma and her personal and professional journey, asserting that those who wronged her would eventually pay for it. Let’s take a look at what she has posted.
Tanushree Dutta’s cryptic post
Posting on Instagram, Tanushree Dutta spoke of reclaiming her life while sending a sharp message to those she claims conspired against her. She voiced her belief that karma was catching up with her detractors and that she would see them fall.Sharing a picture of herself, she wrote, “To those who afflicted me and removed me from my organic path in life. My vocational and personal life will be resurrected again in the most wonderful way, and I will watch the fall & demise of all those who afflicted me for no fault of mine.”She continued with a stronger warning, “The karmic wheels are turning, and the next millenia belongs to me! And these a***oles who dared to plot, gaslight, hound, surveil, plan & attack me will be hounded for eternity by forces so scary that they will regret every moment that their wicked souls went against me. Their lives will crumble right before their own eyes.”
Tanushree Dutta’s claims of industry sabotage
This isn’t the first time Tanushree Dutta has opened up about difficulties she has faced in the film industry. Just last month, she wrote another note alleging that unnamed “enemy camp handlers” were actively blocking work from reaching her. She claimed, “They don’t let anything come to me.”In that earlier post, she elaborated, “So there are also people that want to work with me, but the enemy camp handlers don’t let anything come to me. They lie, manipulate and lead things astray at the enquiry level itself. Or misguide genuine brands, events and projects to sabotage me further.”
Tanushree Dutta’s role in the #MeToo movement
Tanushree Dutta returned to public attention in 2025 as one of the most recognised faces of Bollywood’s 2018 #MeToo reckoning. She had accused veteran actor Nana Patekar of sexual misconduct on the sets of the 2008 film ‘Horn ‘Ok’ Pleassss’.
