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Have Ironed Out Differences With Mohit Malhotra: Tina Dutta

Darpan News Desk IANS, 06 Mar, 2019 10:16 PM
  • Have Ironed Out Differences With Mohit Malhotra: Tina Dutta

Actress Tina Dutta, who alleged that her "Daayan" co-star Mohit Malhotra touched her inappropriately during the shoot of their show, says they have now "ironed out the differences".

 

"Mohit and I have ironed out the differences. We have concluded to make a new start. I don't have any issues working with him. Our on-screen chemistry works for the show and (we) shall maintain a professional environment for the betterment of the show," Tina, popular for the show "Uttaran", said in a statement.


"I am happy that our audience has liked the show ('Daayan') and I am sure this new start will be appreciated by all and will put a rest to any further speculation," she added.


Tina had earlier claimed that Mohit was warned by the makers to keep his behaviour in check.


The show "Daayan", a supernatural drama series, is created by Ekta Kapoor under Balaji Telefilms.


Tina said the feedback to the show is "amazing" and that the association with Ekta is "great".


"She is a creative producer and every work of her has something unique in it. Her shows are always amazing and it's great to associate with her," she added.

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