Tanushree Dutta has shared a recent post on Instagram following the death of actor Nana Patekar, after facing criticism for her ‘bad dead’ comment about him. The actor, who years ago had accused Nana Patekar of sexually assaulting him on the sets of a film, posted a video of himself seeking blessings and spoke about his faith in Mahakal Baba.
In her post, Tanushree claimed that her faith has saved her from several attacks on her life. He also expressed doubt over the news of Nana Patekar’s death and said he hoped the “evil” in his life had turned good.
Sharing the video, he wrote, “My faith in Mahakal Baba ke Darbar! He is the one who saved me from many attacks on my life and hundreds of killings by Nana and his friends.”
She added, “What a coincidence that I got to see Mahakala right after such a positive development in my life. Though I seriously doubt the authenticity of the death news. I really wish and hope that this evil is over and gone for good and all the evils in my life will end one by one.”
Describing her devotion to Mahakal Baba, Tanushree said that she had never asked for anything before but now she is earnestly requesting her deities.
“This is my heartfelt prayer, prayer, heartfelt wish to Mahakal Baba. I have never asked anything from him. His devotion and his blessings were always enough for me but today I am asking all my gods and goddesses,” she wrote.
The actor went on to say that she wanted everyone she believed to be in trouble out of her life, including those she accused of supporting her.
“If you love me you will put to death all the evils who have decided to hurt me and who will not stop until they are dead. These evils have been haunting me in Jinke She, along with their flying monkeys and helpers and supporters.”
In the same post, Tanushree expressed her deep dismay at being constantly described as conspiracies and negativity. She also stated that she does not want to live if the situation does not change.
“I can’t serve my purpose in the world and if these people are still breathing I will be gone. I want them all gone and their demise confirmed. I can’t take their extreme negativity and constant scheming anymore,” she wrote.
She added, “My ride is coming and until this wish is fulfilled, I will not stay on earth. It’s either that or I’m here on earth baba. Actually, in space, I can connect with you better. Earth is too much and I have no real motivation to stay here. Hari Har Mahadev.”
Tanushree concluded her message by urging Mahadev to fulfill her wish, saying that she wanted the world to recognize the power of her devotion.
“Mahadev, I want you to prove to the world how much you love and cherish me! For ages I have been your devotee. I am asking you this with this birthright. They do not recognize me, but you do, so please accept my humble request,” she wrote.
Nana Patekar died of a heart attack in Goa on the morning of October 8 at the age of 75.
Tanushree accused actor Nana Patekar of sexually harassing her while they were shooting for a special song for her film. Horn ‘OK’ pleaseDuring a Zoom interview in 2018. Nana, on the other hand, denied all the claims. She had first filed a complaint against the actor with the Cine and TV Artistes Association in 2008, but no action was taken as the case was treated as a criminal matter.
On 13 October 2018, Tanushree Dutta’s lawyer, Nitin Satpute, filed an application at the Oshiwara Police Station in Mumbai, asking that actor Nana Patekar, choreographer Ganesh Acharya, producer Sami Siddiqui and director Rakesh Sarang undergo narco-analysis, brain-mapping and mapping tests.
In June 2019, Nana Patekar was cleared of sexual assault charges by the police.
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