Barkha Singh plays Shivani Mathur in Criminal Justice.
Many actresses of the film industry have revealed that they have been asked to compromise in exchange for work. At the same time, some have also fallen victim to casting couch. Now another Hasina’s name has been added to this episode. Barkha Singh, who was seen opposite Pankaj Tripathi in the Criminal Justice season 4, has now revealed a surprising revelation about the South Film Industry. He said that once he got a shocking e-mail, in which he was proposed to give a role in a South film. However, it was said to compromise in return. The actress also said that she had never faced casting couch. But, he has evidence of this that was written on that e-mail.
The actress opened the black letter of South Industry
Barkha Singh said in an interview to Hotterfly, ‘Someone sent an offer of a film role on my e-mail. I remember this was a case related to South’s film and I have proof of this. The person had said … there are many important things for so many shoots. At least 36 things have to be taken care of. However, agreement is necessary. If you say yes in writing on my mail, then it means that you agree with it … The talk of compromising in South is public. He further said, “Don’t name whom I have to compromise with.” Barkha also said, ‘This did not happen long ago, but it happened this year. Just like I try hard not to get caught in those situations that ruin the career, similarly everyone should take a decision.
The fate of the actress shines with OTT
Talking about work, Barkha played the role of Pankaj Tripathi’s assistant lawyer Shivani Mathur in the Criminal Justice Season 4. The series stars the best stars like Pankaj Tripathi, Mohammad Zeeshan Job, Surveen Chawla and Asha Negi. It is on Jio Hotstar. Apart from this, Barkha has also been a part of shows like ‘Engineering Girls’ and ‘Please Find Attached’. He also played an important role in Madhuri Dixit’s film ‘Maja Ma’, which was accompanied by Gajraj Rao, Ritwik Bhowmik, Srishti Srivastava. Barkha was also a part of Vikrant Massey’s famous film ‘The Sabarmati Report’.
