In lieu of debates like exploitation, professional bullying, nepotism and side-lining taking place surrounding the Hindi film industry, actress Shruthi Haasan was asked to comment on the 'gutter' tag the movie business was given recently. And 'Hindustan Times' quoted the actress revealing how she deals her professional life when she doesnt like something that is going on work-wise.

“I can very proudly say I’m not party to the things I don’t agree with. It doesn’t matter if it’s the biggest director or whoever. I’m not even talking about exploitation, I’m talking about when I don’t like their vibes. I just don’t talk to them, and I have paid heavy prices for this, where I have not got films, they feel I am not interested. That’s okay. That’s a price I chose to pay,” said the actress who comes from a film-family.

However, the actress added that this happens in every field out there and working professionals if interviewed like actors would have the similar things to say about their respective lines of work. Shruthi also revealed in this same interview about an analogy her father Kamal Haasan made when someone asked if movies was a safe line of work for his daughter to be choosing. 

“It was really beautiful, and that’s what me and my family feel about this situation. That person asked my father ‘Aren’t you worried to send your daughters to this business?’ Now, there are so many layers to this question, and they are not always positive. My dad replied ‘Your daughter had an arranged marriage, you sent her to a house you didn’t even know! I sent my daughter to a home I grew up in, this is my home. I sent her, knowing I have hopefully taught her the lessons to stay strong and value her journey’,”