Overview
- In a Zoom interview published on November 10, Renuka Shahane recounted that a producer visited her home years ago and proposed a stipend-backed brand ambassadorship on the condition they live together.
- She said she immediately refused and walked away from the campaign the producer was pitching.
- Shahane described common repercussions for women who refuse advances, including being removed from projects, denied payment, or targeted by coordinated networks.
- No producer was named and no legal complaint or investigation is reported in the current coverage.
- She added that the momentum of the #MeToo movement has faded, with several accused resuming work despite allegations lacking formal cases.