Actress Avneet Kaur shared the story of her childhood when director abused her on the set

Avneet Kaur has recently shared a childhood experience that turned out to be a bitter one. She has claimed that she had been abused at age 11 or 12 by a director. Avneet joined films at age eight. She claimed that her confidence level had been shattered because of this issue.

Recalling the bitter experience of her life, Avneet said that she was given a page with heavy words. When she could not read it, the director lost his temper. Recently, Avneet Kaur said in an interview without naming that 'The director gave me a page with heavy words. I had to read it. I was very scared because I was only 11 or 12 years old. I stuttered 2 to 3 times. So the director shouted at me. He said that I will never be able to do anything. I will never be able to progress in this industry. He even abused me.'

Avneet said that she was feeling very helpless after this because her parents were not allowing her to go to the set. Avneet said, 'I did not understand what to do because my parents were not allowing me to go to the set. I went to my parents and told them the whole thing, my confidence in becoming an actress was broken.'

Avneet said that her initial years in Bollywood have been very strange, she was feeling very restless and insecure. The actress said that from being touched inappropriately during rehearsals to facing harsh criticism at a young age, these incidents left a deep impact on her.

Avneet said, 'Once while rehearsing dance, someone touched me here and there. At that time I told my mother about it. She told me about good and bad touch. Since then I am completely prepared for such things.' Talking about Avneet's work, she has appeared in many films and TV shows. Soon she will be seen in 'Love in Vietnam' and Top Cruise's Hollywood film 'Mission: Impossible'.