Tanushree Dutta co-star calls her ‘unprofessional’

The Story in Brief

Actress Hetal Yadav has said her experience working with Tanushree Dutta on the 2010 film Apartment was 'not good' and described Dutta's behaviour on set as 'unprofessional'. In an interview with IANS, Yadav claimed Dutta would not pay attention to instructions and would get upset when asked to perform a scene in a particular way.

Tanushree Dutta co-star calls her 'unprofessional'

Yadav also said Dutta objected to certain forms of physical contact during the filming of a romantic song, and that the producers and director faced difficulties dealing with her. Commenting on Dutta's earlier claim that her career was ruined because work was taken away from her, Yadav said Dutta was not honest about her work and that professionalism is key to sustaining a career. Yadav declined to comment on Dutta's recent controversial remark following Nana Patekar's death, saying she did not witness the incident.

Indian Opinion Analysis

Times Now led with Dutta being 'slammed' and called her remark 'insensitive', adding a dramatic framing. NDTV stayed with straight reporting, attributing all claims to Yadav and ending on her upcoming TV show. The difference is chiefly tone: both carried the same core allegations from Yadav. A balanced reading treats Yadav's account as one side of a set dispute, with no independent corroboration. Neither source reported Dutta's response. The only concrete next step is Yadav's forthcoming appearance in Mannat 2.0.

Coverage: 2 sources, 1 neutral, 1 sensationalist


Sources (2): timesnownews.com (sensationalist), ndtv.com (neutral report)

This brief was synthesised by AI from the 2 sources linked above, so one read covers every framing they carry. Methodology and corrections.

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