'Bhabhiji Ghar Par Hain': After Shilpa Shinde, Sameksha Singh admits to be harassed by producers

& TV's popular daily soap 'Bhabhiji Ghar Par Hain' is in the limelight for all the wrong reasons as another actress of the team Sameksha Singh has alleged harassment by the producer duo Sanjay Kohli and Binaifer.

The actress who made her debut with 'Zaara' also produced by Sanjay and Binaifer, stated that she face an abusive environment on the sets which was no less than an emotional trauma.

"Binaifer's set's environment was really bad. No one treats actors like this. We used to be treated worse than factory workers. Binaifer used to abuse and talk to everyone and when people used to complain, she used to give it back. Binaifer used to take our close up shots for 3-4 days and then in the end used to the complaint that we don't give her dates. I used to keep waiting at my house for her call. When I complained, she would scold me. She used to tell us that we don't care about the quality, we just have to give the episode on time," Samesha reportedly told a leading daily.

Singh also alleged that several child artists too were abused on the sets as well.

"I worked in that show for 1-2 years and went through a lot of emotional trauma. Our director was Pawan Sahu at that time and he used to abuse a lot. He behaved badly with the girls. Little girls also used to be on the sets. They used to come and ask about the meaning of some 'bad' words hurled at them by the director. When we complained to Binaifer about it, she would say that is how it works," Samekhsa added.

Interestingly, Singh is not the first one to complain about the producers of 'Bhabhiji Ghar Par Hain'.

Earlier, actress Shilpa Shinde, who played the role of Angoori Bhabhi on the show, too had accused the producers of harassing her and not giving her dues. In fact, she even filed a FIR against Sanjay Kohli.

However, the producer duo hit back by filing a criminal defamation case against her.

Indeed, Sameksha's recent revelations had added up to the troubles of the producers of 'Bhabhiji Ghar Par Hain'.

We wonder they have to say in their defence.