Actress Navina Bole recently made a shocking revelation in an interview. She alleged that filmmaker Sajid Khan asked her to remove her clothes during an audition. Sajid Khan made superhit movies like Heyy Babyy, Housefull 1 and 2.
According to her, before offering roles, Sajid Khan would often undress himself and tell female actors to do the same. He reportedly called it part of his casting process.
This is not the first time such allegations have surfaced against Sajid Khan. During the MeToo movement in India, several women accused him of similar behavior.
Navina’s statement has once again brought attention to the issue of power misuse in the entertainment industry. It reflects the darker side of what many aspiring actors face behind the scenes.
The casting couch culture continues to be a harsh reality. Navina’s courage to speak out is a step towards exposing these toxic practices.
While Khan has denied previous allegations, fresh claims like this highlight the need for better accountability in the film industry.
It is crucial that such voices are heard and protected. Investigations must be fair, and support systems should be in place for victims.
Only with transparency and strict action can the industry become a safe and respectful space for all artists.
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