Diya Mirza: On several occasion people just land on the sets. These people can be very intrusive. As and when an alarm is raised about such obtrusive persons, security is brought in. I’ve always maintained a distance from such intruders on the sets. None of my male co-stars have ever taken such situation into their own hands.
Nandana Sen: I’m fundamentally opposed to violence of any kind, but I’ve slapped or knocked over men who’ve tried to feel me up. That’s a different kind of invasion of privacy, and absolutely intolerable.
Ravi Kishan: The incident happened while I was shooting for a movie with him. Though I didn’t see it personally, I’m sure there was some provocation. Personally, I’ve learnt to control my anger and impatience with the people around me. It has taken me a long time to put a leash on my temper. But finally, it has been worth it. You can’t go around showing your displeasure in public.
Mona Singh: Govinda’s seems to have been provoked. But I feel he shouldn’t have reacted the way he did. He should’ve informed the unit controller or called for security. I’ve never faced such a situation personally. So, I don’t know how exactly I’d react.
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