Recently, television actor Simran Bhandrup of Pandya Store fame narrated a disgusting incident of molestation at Mumbai’s vibrant Lalbaugcha Raja pandal; both she and her mother were allegedly manhandled.
As narrated by Bhandrup through Instagram, a worker grabbed her mother’s phone from her hand after she started taking a picture. The actor said that such behaviour was ‘unacceptable’ and stated that their visit to the site became an act of aggression in the end.
In her post, Bhandrup said, “Today I went with my mother to Lalbaug Cha Raja to pray, and after seeking blessings, uninspired staff behaviour haunted our visit. ” SHE clarified that when her mother tried to take back a phone that a staff member grabbed, he pushed her.
When I came in, Bhandrup accused the bouncers of shoving her around and attempting to grab her phone from her when she started filming the attack. The tension only began to die down when they realised that she is an actress.
To this end, the concerns of raising awareness and being responsible, Bhandrup compared those who visit such places as having had their intentions of being guests respected. I am concerned about how the female attendants are treated during such events, and she wishes more event organizers to come up with a quarter more respectable than this for all the attendants.
As fans and friends, people offered their condolences in her post’s comment section.
Simran Bhandrup became popular through the show Pandya Store, where her character Rishita Dwivedi blossomed into a very influential character in the storyline. She also acted in Nazar, an Indian television series that aired in 2018, and Fuh se Fantasy, another television series that aired in 2019.
