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Those connected to her professional responsibilities are now being scrutinized, as the families of deceased actor Tunisha Sharma and her ex-boyfriend Sheezan Mohammed have been trying to blame one another responsible for damaging her personal life. The Ali Baba: Dastaan-E-Kabul producers Alind Shrivastava and Nissar Parvez have been criticized by the Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE) for their "carelessness" and failure to "simply save the life" of Sharma, who committed himself while filming.
According to BN Tiwari of the federation, "An FIR should be filed against the producers. If we had paid attention to what was going on, we could have easily saved this actor's life. Neither an ambulance nor a counselor were present on the set. A counselor who can communicate with the actors is essential for their assistance and evaluation. This will eventually start to be accepted as normal. Making the performers feel at ease is crucial. According to Tiwari, the actor who passed away may have been taken to the hospital sooner had there been an ambulance on the set.
Producer JD Majethia, chairman of television and web for the Indian Film and TV Producers Council, finds the producers' requests unrealistic despite the fact that they have not responded to questions about the claims since midday up till the time of publication. "To keep an ambulance waiting in each of the 200 sets where shows are filmed every day for an event to happen would be absurd. In an emergency, an ambulance should be called, he advises, adding that a practical option would be to work with nearby hospitals to guarantee that care is delivered promptly.
