Shilpa Shinde: Shilpa Shinde’s shocking confession after 10 years, said- ‘The producer was falsely accused of sexual harassment’

Shilpa Shinde: ‘Bhabiji Ghar Par Hain!’, which created a lot of buzz in the TV world about a decade ago! The controversy is in discussion again. This time the reason has been Shilpa Shinde, who after years has made such a revelation regarding the matter, which has once again brought the old controversy into the headlines.

What is the whole matter?
Shilpa Shinde told that after leaving the show in 2016, her dispute with the production house had increased. At that time, there were allegations against the makers of the show regarding the contract and outstanding payments. During this time, she had accused producer Sanjay Kohli of sexual harassment. But now in a podcast interview, Shilpa admitted that these allegations were not true.

‘I had no other way’
Shilpa Shinde told that at that time the circumstances were against her and she could not see any other way. He said that due to increasing pressure and lack of support, he resorted to legal action. However, later a settlement was reached between the two parties and their outstanding amount was also paid.

There was a dispute regarding the contract
Shilpa told that the production house wanted her to sign such a contract that she would not be able to work in any other project. When he protested against this, pressure was put on him. According to him, due to this tension the relations between the two parties deteriorated and the matter reached the court.

Controversy increased over exit from the show
The actress said that after she left the show, many news came about her. It was alleged that he was fired from the show. Later his episodes were ended early and the situation became worse.

Shilpa Shinde also said that she received legal notices worth crores of rupees and the mental pressure had increased a lot. He told that pressure was also put on his lawyer. After a long dispute, an agreement was reached between the two parties. After this the outstanding payment was also completed and the matter ended.