Will name and shame if ensured safety: Richa

Richa says she was attacked for a blog post regarding the sexual harassment situation "even by feminists who asked why don't you name and shame?"

"If you give me pension for life, take care of my safety, my family, ensure I'll continue to get work in films and TV or whatever I want to do, my career will grow unabated as it is right now after I name and shame somebody, sure I will.

"Not just me, million others will do that. But who will do it?" Richa said. The actor believes film industry lacks a proper ecosystem which would provide a safety net for victims. "Every time someone speaks there are repercussions."

"Whoever is speaking out people are like 'oh you've to name and shame.' If the press knows who is doing this, why not let it out?"

"Every time we take a step, there is a backlash. The ecosystem and the structure of the industry needs to change. We don't have royalties here for actors, in absence of proper legislations, who will take a risk?"

The 30-year-old actor says to switch off from negativity she sometimes stops watching news.

"I have a strong sense of justice. I speak up about things close to my heart. But I think I am a little too emotional. Events in the world affect me," she says.

Richa can be seen in her latest release, Fukrey Returns. In the film, Richa plays the character of Bholi Punjaban, a role she immensely enjoyed.