Popular TV show Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah is becoming a social media and Google trend these days. The reason for this is actress Palak Sidhwani who plays the character of Sonu Bhide in the show. Recently the actress separated from the show and had made many serious allegations against the production team of Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah. Now actress Jennifer Mistry Bansiwal, who plays the role of Mrs. Roshan Singh Sodi in this show, has come in support of Palak.
Jennifer Mistry was in the news a lot last year for this show. He had also filed a complaint against its makers. While supporting Palak, Jennifer has accused the makers’ team of misbehaving with the artists. Apart from this, it has also been said about toxic environment and not paying fees for exiting the show.
Palak Sidhwani had made these allegations
Palak Sidhwani had accused the makers of Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah of mentally harassing her and sending a wrong legal notice for breaking the contract. Apart from this, he also accused the makers of the comedy show of not making the remaining payment of Rs 21 lakh. The actress revealed that this has been happening ever since she decided to leave the show. He also alleged that despite his ill health, the makers had called him to shoot the show.
Jennifer Mistry made these allegations
Jennifer supported Palak amid the ongoing dispute with the makers. Speaking to Times Now, Jennifer Mistry said, “Whatever is happening with Palak, has happened to many actors before when they decided to leave the show. The production team of the show always creates problems for those who want to leave the show.”
The truth came out in front of everyone
Jennifer further said, “Really, he often creates such drama. They never let people go happily. There are many actors like Raj Anadkat, Shailesh Lodha and Gurucharan Singh, who have faced these things while leaving the show. Palak will handle this situation very well and everyone will know the reality of the production house and how they harass their artistes. The production house of Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah is like a prison for the artists.”
