Tanushree Dutta claps back at Rakhi Sawant, calls her 'transgender'

Tanushree Dutta claps back at Rakhi Sawant, calls her 'transgender'

A few weeks ago, Rakhi Sawant levelled allegations against Tanushree Dutta by saying that she is a lesbian, attends rave parties and takes drugs.

She also said that Tanushree touched her private parts intentionally and raped her on multiple occasions a decade ago.

Later, in an interview with Zoom TV, an angry Tanushree hit back at Rakhi by saying that she's not a lesbian and stated that everything Rakhi said is a lie.

Also, during the interview, the actress said that there are strong rumours that Rakhi is a transgender' and many people in the industry already know about it.

Tanushree also dug up the controversial actress's current financial situation and her involvement in casting couch.

She said, "I usually don't pay heed to such kind of nonsense. Over the past one week, whatever information I have received about Rakhi Sawant say that all her properties have been mortgaged, some fraudster wiped out all of her money and made her penniless, her US visa has got rejected so now she couldn't go and work over there either.

"There are strong rumours in the industry that you (Rakhi) are a transgender. People know that you are a transgender woman. And in your old interviews and videos, you have admitted your involvement in the casting couch. You've even said that if someone gives you a job, you are willing to do casting couch as well. This is your truth Rakhi. Today, you are now draping yourself in a saree, giving interviews against me and slinging mud at me? Why don't you do some introspection and see what you really are and what all you've done in your life?" Tanushree told Zoom TV.

Some other statements from the Zoom interview against Rakhi:

"Rakhi doesn't have any womanly qualities and doesn't even behave like a woman."

"After this, neither men or women will work with Rakhi. Men will think Rakhi can say anything and put a rape charge anytime. If she can put a rape charge on a woman, then doing it to a man is no problem...women will not work with you too because you are capable of calling them anything."

Statements from the Zoom interview on men vs women:

"This movement isn't against men. I have grown up with a lot of good men in my family like my father, uncles..Whatever I am today is because of men...and my father. No (successful) woman in India today could be where she is without the support of their father."

"My dad made all the decisions and had the final call at home because he earned the bread."

"Rakhi is making comments like men, which are below the belt."