Actor Tanushree Dutta has been in limelight for quite sometime due to her bold outspoken lines. Recently, the actress opened up about the reason she had declined the offer to join Big Boss house even after being offered Rs 1.65 crore. For over 11 years, she has turned down multiple requests to be part of the show and called it "invasive."
According to Tanushree, the makers of the show have reached out to her multiple times. She revealed that she even received calls from the show’s stylist, who tried to convince her by assuring that they would “take care of her diet.” Despite the persistence, Tanushree has remained firm in her decision. “I can’t live in a space like that. I don’t even live with my family,” she said, stressing that her lifestyle and boundaries do not align with the show’s concept. The actress also highlighted the aspects of Bigg Boss that she finds unacceptable. “Men and women sleep in the same hall, they fight, cry, and share beds. Do I seem like the kind of woman who will sleep on the same bed with a man for a reality show? I’m not that cheap.”
Tanushree explained that for her privacy and dignity hold more value than fame or money. Even though the team promised her special attention and arrangements to suit her needs, she believed that “the environment wouldn’t suit her.” She also pointed out how mental peace and personal health play a key role in her life. She linked her diet and energy to her wellbeing. And made it clear that she would not compromise these values for the sake of being on television.
For Tanushree, financial gain is not the only measure of success. “I know I can earn more than what they’re offering me if I’m just allowed to work in peace,” she added further which highlighted her confidence in building her career without relying on reality TV.
Tanushree Dutta has a noteworthy career beyond her views on reality TV. After her debut, she appeared in films like Chocolate, Bhagam Bhag, Saas Bahu Aur Sensex, and Rokkk. Her last screen appearance was in the TV series SuperCops vs. Super Villains in 2013. The actress also played a major role in the #MeToo Movement in 2018. She revived earlier allegation of harassment against Nana Patekar and Vivek Agnihotri. While there was a lot debate and legal proceedings, it sparked a debate about workplace environment.
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