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11 hours ago
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'Criminal Justice 4' actress Surveen Chawla reveals shocking details about her casting couch experience: 'The director leaned towards me trying to kiss and...'
The actress revealed her story in detail about her experience with a director from the South and said, 'After the meeting at his office cabin, he came to see me off at the gate.' read more 'Criminal Justice 4' actress Surveen Chawla, also known for Hate Story 2 and the web-series Rana Naidu, has recalled her casting couch experience in her latest interview. The actress revealed her story in detail about her experience with a director from the South and said, 'After the meeting at his office cabin, he came to see me off at the gate, and this is after I got married. And we spoke about that in the meeting. He asked me how it was going and what my husband did, and it was just us speaking inside his cabin because he had a big office.' STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD Surveen added, 'So, when I opened the door and he leaned towards me trying to kiss, and I literally had to push him back and said, 'What are you trying to do here?' Walk off dude. My instant response was, 'What are you doing'. I just walked off.' Chawla continued with her story and said, 'This was the code language, and I gave them the time to really say what I thought he was saying, but finally I asked him whether he was really asking that the director wants to sleep with me? 'Sir, I am sorry you are knocking on the wrong door. I am not in for bartering myself in exchange for work'. I will never forget these lines.'


Hindustan Times
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Hindustan Times
Surveen Chawla says a director tried to kiss her after talking about her marriage: ‘I had to push him back'
Actor Surveen Chawla has been working in the film industry for several years now. Amid promotions for her upcoming show Criminal Justice Season 4, the actor opened up about facing the casting couch in her career as an actor several times. Speaking to Hauterrfly in an episode of The Male Feminist, Surveen recalled how she has faced the casting couch in the South as well as in Bollywood. (Also read: Surveen Chawla says actors need to gain weight for South cinema: 'I was told you are too thin, nothing would bounce') During the interaction, Surveen said in Hindi, "After the meeting at his office cabin, he came to see me off at the gate, and this is after I got married. And we spoke about that in the meeting. He asked me how it was going and what my husband did, and it was just us speaking inside his cabin because he had a big office. So, when I opened the door and he leaned towards me trying to kiss, and I literally had to push him back and said, 'What are you trying to do here?' Walk off dude. My instant response was, 'What are you doing'. I just walked off.' She also shared an incident with a National Award-winning director who did not know how to speak in Hindi, so he gave a message through an intermediary person that he wanted to spend time with her. Surveen shared that she sensed something was off. 'This was the code language, and I gave them the time to really say what I thought he was saying, but finally I asked him whether he was really asking that the director wants to sleep with me? 'Sir, I am sorry you are knocking on the wrong door. I am not in for bartering myself in exchange for work'. I will never forget these lines." Surveen has worked in several films and shows, notably in Sacred Games, Decoupled, and Rana Naidu. Her new show Criminal Justice Season 4 is now streaming on JioHotstar.


Time of India
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Surveen Chawla reveals how she introduced her 3-year-old daughter to concept of periods: 'She knows what a v*gina is because...'
Surveen Chawla shares her approach to talking about menstruation with her young daughter. She emphasizes using correct terminology from the start. She believes in normalizing these conversations early. Her daughter understands periods in an age-appropriate way. Surveen also discusses her role in Criminal Justice Season 4. The show stars Pankaj Tripathi and involves a complex murder case. Surveen Chawla opens up about how she talks openly and honestly with her young daughter about periods, breaking taboos by using simple, correct terms from the very beginning. Alongside her parenting insights, catch up on her latest role in the gripping Criminal Justice Season 4. Age-Appropriate Conversations on Periods In a recent interview with Hauterrfly, Surveen revealed that her daughter understands sanitary pads and periods in an age-appropriate way. She recalled how her daughter once walked into the bathroom, opened a drawer, and found a packet of sanitary pads. When her daughter asked about the sanitary pads, the actress gave a simple explanation. She told her that women release 'toxic blood' from their bodies once a month, and the sanitary pad works like an adult diaper to keep them clean. Normalizing Period Talks Early Chawla further said that when she feels uncomfortable during her period, she tells her daughter and asks for some space. She also started teaching her about periods when she was just three years old, believing that the first way a child learns about it leaves a lasting impact, so it's important to make these talks normal early on. She added that her daughter knows the word "vagina" because that's the term she has always used with her. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Why Walgreens Hides This Cheap 87¢ Generic Cialis Health Alliance by Friday Plans Learn More Undo On the work front, Surveen Chawla was recently seen in Criminal Justice Season 4, starring Pankaj Tripathi as the sharp, unconventional lawyer Madhav Mishra. This season revolves around a gripping murder case involving two main accused and a complex family drama. The cast also includes Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub, Asha Negi, Barkha Singh, Shweta Basu Prasad , and Khushboo Atree. Check out our list of the latest Hindi , English , Tamil , Telugu , Malayalam , and Kannada movies . Don't miss our picks for the best Hindi movies , best Tamil movies, and best Telugu films .


India.com
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- India.com
'Kuch hilega nahi, chest flat hai...' This actress was rejected for being 'too thin', makes SHOCKING revelations, name is..., last film was...
'Kuch hilega nahi, chest flat hai...' This actress was rejected for being 'too thin', makes SHOCKING revelations, name is..., last film was... Surveen Chawla has carved a special place for herself in the Indian film industry. Known for notable work in shows and films like Sacred Games, Hate Story 2, Rana Naidu , and others, the actress has impressed masses with her work across all mediums of entertainment. Recently, Surveen revealed how at the beginning of her career, she decided to venture into South cinema. She was rejected for being too thin, and was asked to gain weight for South films. In a conversation with Hauterrfly, the actress was asked if one needs to put weight to work in South cinema, Surveen responded, 'Yes, I was told you are too thin, slim because you won't have bosoms. Kuch hilega nahi (Nothing will jiggle), nothing will bounce. Now it's done a little more sophisticatedly. In my time, they were not so sophisticated. They told me to my face, so I gave it back to their face.' The actress added, 'You go down South, you need to put on weight; you come back here (to Hindi cinema), you need to lose weight.' Surveen also featured in popular television shows like Kasautii Zindagii Kay, Kahin To Hoga, and Kaajjal before making her Bollywood debut with the film Hum Tum Shabana in 2011. She also recalled working in the TV industry and how actors were treated like cattle. 'It happened when I was working with this director in Kahiin Toh Hoga. A lot of women had a problem working with him. He used to treat everyone like cattle. But he was Balaji Telefilms' favourite,' she shared. Surveen stated, 'I might get lot of flak for saying this out loud because they gave me a break, but I don't appreciate it. You don't own anybody. You're paying them because they are doing a job, beyond that, you don't own them.' She revealed that she had to let go of lot of films as the directors thought she was 'overexposed' due to her work on television. Meanwhile, Surveen Chawla was most recently seen in the fourth season of Criminal Justice. Helmed by Rohan Sippy, the show also stars Pankaj Tripathi, Asha Negi, Shweta Basu Prasad, Mita Vashisht, and Zeeshan Ayyub, among others, in pivotal roles.


Time of India
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Surveen Chawla reveals she was asked to gain weight for South films: 'Kuch bounce nahi karega...'
Actress Surveen Chawla recently opened up about the challenges she faced when entering the South Indian film industry. She revealed that she was pressured to change her body size to meet industry expectations, shedding light on the ongoing issue of the objectification of women's bodies in both South Indian and Hindi cinema. Surveen about objectifying women in cinema 00:38 Surveen Chawla flashes her million-dollar smile as she poses for paps at Mumbai airport In an interview with Hauterrfly, Surveen explained, 'You go down South, you need to put on weight. You come back, you need to lose weight. For the South, you're very slim, very thin, because bosoms nahi honge... Kuch hilega nahi, kuch bounce nahi karega...' She further noted that although these expectations still exist within the industry, the manner in which people demand physical changes has become more refined and sophisticated. Earlier, such demands were made directly, so she used to respond to them just as bluntly. About her experience in TV Surveen recalled her struggling days in the television industry, particularly working with a director on Kahiin Toh Hoga, who used to treat everyone on set like cattle. While she acknowledged that the company backing the project gave her a break, she stated that she does not support the way people were treated, stressing that paying someone for their work does not mean you own them. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Giao dịch CFD với công nghệ và tốc độ tốt hơn IC Markets Tìm hiểu thêm Undo Surveen also shared that, due to her background in television, she missed out on several film opportunities early in her career because filmmakers considered her 'overexposed.' Surveen is known for her performances in projects like 'Sacred Games,' 'Hate Story 2', 'Rana Naidu' and more. Check out our list of the latest Hindi , English , Tamil , Telugu , Malayalam , and Kannada movies . Don't miss our picks for the best Hindi movies , best Tamil movies, and best Telugu films .