Bollywood’s queen Kangana Ranaut recently opened up about being sexually harassed as a child.
This happened during an episode of Kangana’s reality TV show, “Lock Upp.” Indian comedian Munawar Faruqui talked about being assaulted by two of his relatives when he was young. “When I was six years old, I was sexually assaulted for a long time, until I was an 11-year-old boy,” he told the story.
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The people I knew were two of them. It lasted about five or six years. As Faruqui said more, “It went on for three or four years. When it got bad, they thought it was time to stop.”
Hearing the contestant’s story, the “Queen” actor broke down and thought about how she had been the same way. Kangana: “So many kids go through this every year, but we don’t talk about it in public.”
We all go through this, and we’ve all been inappropriately touched at some point.” I’ve been through this. A young boy from our town used to connect with me in an inappropriate way when I was a child. Even though your family may be very protective of you, all kids will go through this at some point.
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Many kids in our society are having a hard time because of this. Tell them the difference between good and bad touch may not be enough. They may not understand. It turns into a huge problem. The kids are psychologically scarred for life. They have so many issues in life, she said.
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At work, Kangana Ranaut was last seen in the biopic drama “Thalaivii,” which was based on the life of Indian actor-politician J.Janelalitha. She hosts a reality TV show called “Lock Upp.” She will be back on the big screen with “Dhaakad.”
