Vinta Nanda Slams The Film Industry For Working With Alok Nath
Vinta points out how Sajid Khan was sacked from his directorial responsibilities of Housefull 4.
Vinta Nanda, who has charged actor Alok Nath with rape, is appalled that the film industry is still willing to work with him. Apparently, Alok Nath has completed his work on Luv Ranjan-produced De De Pyar de which stars Ajay Devgn.
Vinta Nanda lashed out at the film industry for tacitly supporting the sexual offender. “He’s brazening it out and there is a section of the industry, which seems to be complicit and protective towards his predatory behaviour. This should be very worrying for new generations of creative professionals. That is, if we really mean what we say when we proclaim that corrective measures are being made, because serious action must be taken against those who have been named for behaving indecently with women.”
Vinta points out how Sajid Khan was sacked from his directorial responsibilities of Housefull 4. “Unlike Sajid Khan who stepped out from work because the actors of the film said they would not work with him until his name was in the clear, the people working with Alok Nath don’t seem to be bothered about the fact that not one but five women have called him out. That in itself goes to reveal how apathetic towards women’s issues our industry is.” Vinta praises Farhan Akhtar for speaking out against his cousin Sajid Khan’s predatory behaviour. “When Farhan Akhtar spoke with so much sensitivity about his brother Sajid. He actually set an example of how our industry should react to somebody who belongs to us but who has done something wrong, which cannot be condoned.”
Meanwhile, Vinta is unhappy with the Indian Film & Television Directors Association (IFTDA)’s apathy towards the offenders. “We’re awaiting IFTDA’s stand. According to media reports IFTDA was to announce its stand in a week’s time from the November 22. It’s over a week now, so we should know any day. CINTAA has expelled Alok Nath already so whoever is working with his post expulsion, is doing so in defiance and disrespect to an apex bod of the industry.”