Hansika Motwani Was BEGGED By 'THIS' Actor To Let Him Touch Her THIGS; Claims The Actress REFUSED Because He Wasn't The Hero Of The Film! (Details Inside)

Hansika Motwani was recently in an uncomfortable and awkward position at an event to promote her upcoming movie. The comedian took advantage of the fact that the actress was with her co-star Robo Shankar to say inappropriate and lewd things about her, which she didn't realise until later. Many people have said that Shankar's speech was wrong because it crossed the line and made Hansika look bad.

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During the media event, Robo Shankar talked about Hansika in a way that made her seem like a sexual object. Shankar talked about the woman in a bad way in the local language, not realising that she didn't understand what he was saying. Hansika didn't know about the rude comments, so she smiled through the whole speech.

In his speech, Shankar compared Hansika to a wax doll and said he wanted to touch her legs and thighs in a way that was not acceptable. He even said that Hansika let Aadhi, a man who was also in the movie, touch her leg. The words were not only met with backlash right away, but they also made people worry about how women are treated in the movie industry.

After the event, Robo Shankar's 'Partner' cast and crew apologised to Hansika Motwani on his behalf. They knew that his comments were not proper, so they tried to make the situation less bad. But the situation has shown that the industry needs stricter rules and more sensitivity training to stop similar things from happening in the future.

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Robo Shankar's speech has been criticised for being explicit and lecherous, and many people have criticised him for crossing limits and making Hansika an object. The event serves as a lesson of how important it is to be professional and respectful at work. It also shows how the film industry needs a culture change that makes everyone feel safe and equal.