Actor Kalki Kochlin has talked about his personal encounters with the casting couch, which highlights both subtle and overtant examples of sexual harassment faced within and out of the film industry. In an interview recently, Kalki highlighted that such experiences are often separated or normal, even if their psychological effects are long lasting.

Sharing his first disturbing experience, He remembered an incident Since her student days in London, she was working as a promo girl for Nokia phones at the Cannes Film Festival. Kalki said Zoom“I was in an ear. I was not yet an actor, just a student who was working as a promo girl selling Nokia phone. An Indian manufacturer, who knew someone, invited me for my film screening. Later, he asked me to dinner. When I questioned me about work opportunities, I had to clarify that I had to be with him.”

Kalki also recalled another unstable experience after entering the industry. During an audition for a big budget film in Mumbai, he faced unfair expectations. “The second time this happened when I went here for a film for audition, And the manufacturer said‘Do you want to do this film? This is very good, but I need to know you because it’s a big launch. So it was originally the same, like, ‘Come out, let’s go out for dinner.’ Then I was like regret, I don’t want to waste your time or me, “he said.

On the work front, Kalki was last seen in the Tamil romantic action film ‘Nasipaya’, directed by Vishnuvan. She will next appear in the English language film ‘Emma and Angel’, which will continue her line of unconventional and powerful roles.