Responding to Those Who Cast Doubt on Her Anxiety, Krishna Mukherjee Says, “It Doesn’t Mean A Person Cannot Live”

Recently, actor Krishna Mukherjee accused Shubh Shagun producer Kundan Singh of harassing her and failing to pay her dues. She shared her story on social media and received a lot of encouragement from TV stars. Kundan disputed the charges, claiming they were untrue. In an Instagram video, Krishna expressed her gratitude to her followers in spite of the unsolved matter. She also defended herself against those who didn’t believe her when she said she was depressed, stating she took the proper actions and didn’t want to discuss the situation in public.

Krishna Mukherjee said in the video, “I’m here to thank everyone.” I feel less alone now that I have your backing. Furthermore, several individuals have claimed that I have falsely accused them. All I could say to them is that all will become clear in due course. It will be evident to everyone who is telling the truth. I didn’t decide to post anything on social media right away. I patiently waited for almost a year. I followed all the procedures, but I felt powerless when they didn’t respond to me or provide any assistance. Because of my anxiety and despair, I had to take care of myself.

Krishna said that the reputation of the business shouldn’t be damaged by one poor actor. “The entire industry cannot be blamed because of one wrong person,” she said. I’ve had the honor of working with incredible teams and production companies, where I was never faced with these kinds of problems. Many people asked me why I appeared joyful or why I was posting when they saw that I was unhappy. People’s ignorance about anxiety and depression wounded me. It doesn’t imply that a person in pain cannot survive. I am appreciative of my family and friends for their unwavering support from the beginning.

Krishna prayed that no one pass judgment on her. “I have faith in God, which is why I got the courage to tell you all of this,” she said. Please refrain from blaming anyone. You’re not aware of the recent events in my life. Please show someone who is in distress some respect; I can’t post everything on Instagram.

Krishna claims that when she refused to film, the producer of her Dangal TV program confined her in a makeup room. In addition, she claimed that she hasn’t received payment in five months and charged that the production firm has been intimidating and harassing her. Her accusations were verified by her friend Aly Goni, who said that she is due more than Rs 35 lakh.