Filmmaker Subhash Ghai has reportedly been accused of sexual misconduct. The filmmaker dropped a cryptic post seemingly in response to the allegations against him, hinting that it has become scary to meet strangers who blur the line between right and wrong for publicity.
Subhash Ghai pens cryptic post
Actor Nehal Vadoliya recently alleged sexual misconduct against Ghai. His post comes amid these allegations and appears to be addressing the same. Sharing a picture of green plants on Instagram, Ghai wrote, “Tho it’s duty of all senior experts to help n guide kids in their profession if they come to you for help.”
“But today it’s scary to meet unknown guys where they want to be seen in social media with right or wrong statements just for publicity,” Ghai added. The filmmaker further wrote, “God bless them (folded hands emoji). Mutual respect is the first thing in making a respectful career.”
About sexual misconduct allegation against Ghai
In an interview with Galatta Plus, Nehal claimed that Ghai misbehaved with her during a visit to his residence, where she had accompanied her then-boyfriend, who was working as the filmmaker’s manager. She alleged that what started as a casual evening with wine turned uncomfortable. According to her, Ghai began complimenting her appearance, calling her laugh beautiful and describing her as “very sexy.” She said these remarks, made in the presence of her boyfriend, left her uneasy.
She further alleged that Ghai followed her to the washroom. “As soon as I came out, Subhash ji entered that room. There came a point when he came so close that I was completely shocked. His eyes were closed. When I moved aside, his lips touched my cheek. He kissed me and I told my boyfriend that he was about to kiss me on the lips,” she claimed.
Nehal said the incident left her in shock and also ended her relationship with her boyfriend. “I told him, ‘Where have you brought me? You are his manager, meaning you already knew all these things.’ I broke up with my boyfriend after that. He was not worth trusting,” she said.
