An act done in the past may not always get buried in the past. Sometimes a few acts resurface the media and become a point of discussion.
She mentioned that the producer called her to a hotel where he was staying and asked her to come to his room.
She wrote, "My basic instinct told me to not go upstairs and that I should ask him to come down to the lobby instead".
Later she went upstairs where the producer made her sit in a sofa to speak about the heroines he launched in the Southern film industry. He also offered her to play the role of protagonist's friend. Not finding any interest in the role, she denied gently.
But the producer asked her, 'Aren't you going to spend the night here?' "
To this Neena wrote that she felt like her blood was frozen.
As the actress denied even that indecent proposal, the producer had thrown her bag into her arms and asked her to leave the place. Neena mentioned that she ran out after that.
Now the point of speculation is about the identity of that senior producer. Who could he be?
A renowned South producer with a track record of introducing heroines to big screen is the only clue she left to guess. We may get more clues reading the book.
Neena also penned about her unconventional pregnancy and the politics she encountered in the film industry.
This autobiography seems to be controversial enough by unleashing the dark side of the film industry.