Allu Arjun Promises to Offer Work to Victim in Jani Master Harassment Case in His Upcoming Films
Actor Allu Arjun has promised the victim in the Jani Master harassment case opportunities to work on his future projects.
Actor Allu Arjun has promised the victim in the Jani Master harassment case opportunities to work on his future projects. This came soon after his comments at the Baby success meet, where he encouraged more Telugu women to join the film industry, assuring them of a safe working environment. At the event, Allu Arjun reiterated his commitment to ensuring a secure and supportive space for women in the industry, earning praise for his dedication to creating a safe workplace for female professionals.
In a supportive gesture, Allu Arjun has promised to include the victim of the Jani Master harassment case in all his upcoming films and those produced by Geetha Arts. This assurance underscores his commitment to providing her with meaningful opportunities in the industry. The victim has already worked on Pushpa 2: The Rule, marking her involvement in major projects.
Senior Telugu film industry choreographer Shaik Jani Basha, known as Jani Master, has been accused of sexual abuse and assault by a woman. An FIR was filed against him, charging him with rape, criminal intimidation, and causing harm. The complaint was filed on September 11 at the Raidurgam police station, which then transferred the case to the Narsingi police station after registering a zero FIR. A women’s organization assisted the victim in lodging the complaint after she reached out for help.
Officials reported that Jani first contacted the victim when she was 16, following her signing up for a television show. The FIR details that she was later approached by Basha’s team to work as an assistant choreographer.
In her complaint, the woman accused Jani Basha of demanding sexual favours for employment opportunities. She claimed that at the age of 16, Basha assaulted her in a Mumbai hotel room, where he had called her during a shoot. According to her allegations, Basha threatened that she would be blacklisted from work if she reported the incident.
