Jasmin Bhasin Faced Casting Couch Director Locked Her In Hotel Room

Popular television actress Jasmin Bhasin has recently come forward with a shocking revelation about her traumatic experience with a director, once again highlighting the ongoing problem of the casting couch in the entertainment industry.

Jasmin Bhasin Faced Casting Couch Director Locked Her In Hotel Room

In an interview, Jasmin shared the harrowing details of the incident. She described being called for an audition in Mumbai and attending a meeting at a hotel in Juhu. Upon arrival, she found several other actresses waiting in the hotel lobby for their turn. When her time came, Jasmin entered the room where a man, allegedly the director, was drinking alcohol. The coordinator present also left Jasmin alone with the director, making her feel very uncomfortable.

The director began pressuring Jasmin to perform a scene immediately, despite her request to prepare and return the next day. Insisting on her doing the audition on the spot, he proceeded to give her directions for an emotional scene and kept asking her to redo it. Suddenly, he locked the room and started to behave inappropriately, making unwanted advances towards her.

Realizing the danger, Jasmin used her wits to escape the situation and left the hotel room safely. She stated that after this terrifying event, she made a decision never to attend a meeting in a hotel room again. Jasmin emphasized that such incidents show how the film industry is no longer safe for anyone, as both male and female actors face similar risks.

Jasmin Bhasin is a well-known face in Indian television, having made her debut with “Tashan-e-Ishq” in 2015. She has also been part of hit shows like “Dil Se Dil Tak,” “Khatron Ke Khiladi,” “Dil Toh Happy Hai Ji,” “Naagin,” and “Bigg Boss.” In addition, she has worked in South Indian and Punjabi films.

Jasmin’s bold disclosure has left many shocked and has once again sparked discussions about safety and exploitation in Bollywood. As her story shows, these dangers can happen to anyone, highlighting the urgent need for better protection and awareness in the industry.