Actress Rukshar Dhillon, who plays the female lead in the upcoming film Dilruba opposite Kiran Abbavaram, recently spoke out against unwanted photography at the film’s trailer launch event in Hyderabad. The incident has sparked discussions on personal space and consent in public events, with many supporting her stand.
Directed by Viswa Karun, Dilruba is set to release on March 14. While expressing her gratitude to the film’s makers for casting her, Rukshar took a moment to address a serious concern regarding an intrusion into her personal space during the event.
“I just want to address something serious. How many women are in the audience? Please raise your hands,” Rukshar asked the crowd, drawing attention to the importance of respecting personal boundaries.
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The actress revealed that despite her clear discomfort and repeated polite requests, an individual continued taking her pictures without consent. “Even after politely requesting him not to take my pictures because I was uncomfortable, he didn’t stop. You all saw what happened on stage. I don’t want to name anyone, but the message is clear,” she stated.
Before leaving the stage, Rukshar was seen casting a stern glance towards a person in the media section, leading to speculation that she was referring to a journalist known for publishing sensationalized content about actresses.
Rukshar’s statement has since gained widespread attention, with many in the industry and on social media voicing their support for her stance. The incident has also reignited discussions about the need for ethical media practices and the importance of respecting personal space, especially for women in the entertainment industry.
As Dilruba gears up for release, Rukshar’s firm stand against such behavior has resonated with many, highlighting the ongoing challenges faced by women in public settings.
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