Preity-Ness fight entirely their business, say celebs
21 Jun 2014 9:21 PM GMT
Actress Preity Zinta's allegation of molestation against her former beau and business partner Ness Wadia has not got much reaction from the film fraternity, but a few like director Tanuja Chandra feels it's better to wait for the legal process to move forward and ‘avoid playing judge and jury ourselves’, while Moon Moon Sen feels ‘it is entirely their business’.
Chandra, who directed Preity in author-backed film Sangharsh, said: ‘I imagine she must have thought a great deal about it and hasn't done this on an impulse. Like all women in the country she has every right to approach authorities if she feels her individual space has been violated.’
‘We must wait for the legal process to move forward and avoid playing judge and jury ourselves.’ The outspoken Pooja Bedi decided to sit on the fence. She said: ‘Neither Ness nor Preity come across as a liar. Both are such lovely people. So it is just very unfortunate that it's all turning out the way it is. Having said this I feel it is for the courts to pass a verdict, not us.’Â
Chandra, who directed Preity in author-backed film Sangharsh, said: ‘I imagine she must have thought a great deal about it and hasn't done this on an impulse. Like all women in the country she has every right to approach authorities if she feels her individual space has been violated.’
‘We must wait for the legal process to move forward and avoid playing judge and jury ourselves.’ The outspoken Pooja Bedi decided to sit on the fence. She said: ‘Neither Ness nor Preity come across as a liar. Both are such lovely people. So it is just very unfortunate that it's all turning out the way it is. Having said this I feel it is for the courts to pass a verdict, not us.’Â
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