Bollywood actress Surveen Chawla, best known for her roles in Hate Story 2, Sacred Games, and Rana Naidu, recently revealed a shocking childhood incident — she was flashed by a man when she was just 15 or 16 years old, leaving her deeply shaken. The actress recalled that one evening, while she had stepped out to play, a turban-wearing man on a bicycle called her over to him.
In a conversation with Hauterrfly, the actress shared, "Suddenly, I noticed him sticking something out of his pants. Later, when it hit me, I realised that he was fu*king masturbating while on the fu*king bike, aur usne mujhe aapne paas bulaya. Mein U-turn leke bhagayi ki, kuch toh scary hai."
She also talked about an encounter with a director who tried to kiss her after a professional meeting. "After the meeting at his office cabin, he came to see me off at the gate, and this was after I got married. And the strange thing was that we talked about this in the meeting also, he asked me how it was going and what my husband did, and it was just us speaking inside his cabin because he had a big office. When I came to the door to say bye, he leaned towards me trying to kiss, and I had to push him back. I was startled and asked him what he was doing, and I just walked off. ”
On the work front, Surveen was recently seen in Criminal Justice: A Family Matter, released on JioHotstar on May 29, which stars Pankaj Tripathi in the lead.
Next, she has Rana Naidu season 2, where she will reprise the role of Naina Naidu, Rana's wife.
Rana Naidu 2 is slated to premiere on June 13 on Netflix.
