Barkha Dutt speaks to actor-turned-politician, BJP leader and National Commission for Women (NCW) Member Khushbu Sundar in the 30th episode of our podcast 'Inside Out'.
Khushbu makes a shocking revelation saying she was sexually abused by her father and he also tried to sell her sexually to film producers for an amount of Rs. 25,000 for one night. Khushbu says she was only 16 then.
She also spoke about her political stint with the DMK, Congress and now in the BJP. Khushbu talks about working in films as a child actor, her association with Hema Malini, 46 police cases against her news article, being in love, relationships, her husband and daughters, and also - for the first time- opens up on the biggest regret of her life.
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Chapters:
00:00 Promo
1:07 Khushbu on facing 46 police cases over an op-ed
7:50 When Kamal Hassan asked Khushbu to surrender
9:08 “I still speak my mind”
9:37 Khushbu on her religious identity and parents naming her Khushbu
12:17 Khushbu takes on trolls
14:24 Khushbu on BJP & ‘Love Jihad’
17:05 Khushbu on her childhood and film debut
19:51 Khushbu on working in movies
22:18 Khushbu breaks silence on sexual abuse
23:36 “My father tried to sell me to film producers”
26:55 Khushbu on child abuse in India
29:00 Khushbu’s political career
30:51 Khushbu on Congress and Rahul Gandhi
36:39 Cinema & politics: What’s tougher for women?
38:40 Khushbu on her relationship with Prabhu
43:12 Khushbu on her daughters
46:17 The only Regret of Khushbu Sundar
48:08 Credits
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