Nana Patekar as of late was given a clean chit by the court against the inappropriate sexual behavior case recorded by Tanushree Dutta. 

Tanushree Dutta has now spoken about the conclusion of her case by saying she discovers this decision 'appalling'. In a meeting with Times of India, she stated: 

"Nana Patekar has been trying to get a clean chit for a while now, and I find this verdict disgusting. I have said it earlier that witnesses, in this case, have been threatened and pressured so that they do not record their statements with the police. Thus, out of 10 witnesses, only one-and-a-half statements have been recorded"

Dutta additionally included that that police couldn't discover sound proof since the charged is ensuring that witnesses never reach the cops. 

Tanushree's legal advocate Nitin Satpute told TOI, 

"We will appeal against the closure. Our contention is that the police did not even record the statements of eyewitnesses like Tanushree's hairdresser and two other women who corroborated our stand. We had submitted a video clip also, but they did not consider it. They tried to protect the accused (Patekar) by calling statements from people who said they do not know anything. How will they get evidence at this rate?" 

Tanushree Dutta additionally included that she doesn't feel like returning to India any longer, however, will continue battling for equity. 

Twitter has likewise approached to voice their worries and response about this case. 

Tanushree Dutta approached in October 2018 against Nana Patekar guaranteeing he explicitly pestered her and was unseemly with her on the arrangements of a melody for the 2008 motion picture Horn Ok Pleasss. Dutta prepared for the #metoo development in India and has urged numerous other ladies to share their accounts.