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Richa decries trial by media
Actress Richa Chadha, who is proud to portray a brave character like Shakeela on the big screen, looks at the MeToo movement positively She believes the movement should have a trial by law that can bring the truth to the foreThe most recent name to have emerged in the MeToo wave is that of filmmaker Rajkumar Hirani, who has been accused of sexual harassment by a woman assistant
Actress Richa Chadha, who is proud to portray a brave character like Shakeela on the big screen, looks at the #MeToo movement positively. She believes the movement should have a trial by law that can bring the truth to the fore.The most recent name to have emerged in the #MeToo wave is that of filmmaker Rajkumar Hirani, who has been accused of sexual harassment by a woman assistant.
On her opinion on the movement, Richa told the media here: "I am happy that this movement took place and it is important to the cause of it. However, I feel that instead of the #MeToo movement being more about trial by media, it should be more trial by law, which is what will bring the truth to the cause."Instead of rumours, I feel it's more important to understand the actual cases and bring justice to them."
The actress was present along with "Shakeela" director Indrajit Lankesh for the launch of a quirky calendar here on Thursday night. The film is based on the life of bold south Indian actress Shakeela who gained popularity in the 1990s by acting in Telugu and Malayalam films.
Richa said: "When I first heard the story and when Indrajit told me about the script, I was amazed to know how cinematic her life is. She is an unapologetic person who never apologised for her choices. She empowered herself and did things in a business which was largely male-dominated back then.
