India #MeToo Movement Crusader Tanushree Dutta Is Upset With God; Says, '2020 Was Supposed To Be My Golden Year'

Tanushree Dutta was the first one to speak about the sexual harassment she faced at the workplace paving the way to the #MeToo movement in India. She was the one who accused veteran Nana Patekar and the rest we all know. Now it is the Coronavirus crisis that has hit the world, and we all are facing its wrath. On top of that, a few states in India also suffered a locust attack. Taking to her Instagram, Tanushree Dutta spoke about it and stated that this year was to be her 'golden year'.

She shared a selfie and wrote on her Instagram account, "2020 was supposed to be my golden year lol! Wtf!! locusts are stealing the show now." In the next message she wrote, "Grasshopper invasion?? Are you effing kidding me?? Like an incident plague?? For the sins of humanity?? Or just whatever? Why punish poor farmers who have already suffered more than their lot in life?? Why God why?? First corona and now this!! What more is yet to come 2020? Zombies?? Aliens?? or Apocalypse?? Noooo I still have to make a comeback!"

Tanushree Dutta also shared a video on her Instagram account talking about how awful the year 2020 has been. She also mentioned about the meditation workshops that she's taking to help herself and others in tough times. Take a look.

Last Tanushree was in the news as she shared her views on Ganesh Acharya Porn Controversy. She was quoted saying, "It's time Bollywood and the other Indian film industries boycott choreographer Ganesh Acharya completely. Hiding behind the male superstars who work with this despicable man, He has been abusing his power and position to harass, bully and take advantage of vulnerable young newcomers to the industry. Even though Ganesh Acharya was party to all the harassment I faced on Horn ok Pleasse set, he went on to spoil my name and reputation thereafter, the leading men and heroes of Bollywood continued to work with him and give him film after film. Look now, didn’t I tell you so??"  (Also Read: Tanushree Dutta Upset With National Commission For Women For Discharging Anu Malik From #MeToo Charges)