He wants justice: Zaan Khan protests outside producer’s house for pending dues

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Updated At : 01:02 PM Jul 25, 2020 IST

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Zaan Khan led a protest outside the building of the producers of Hamari Bahu Silk and also shared a picture of the same on his Instagram handle. The actor wrote, “…Hamari Bahu Silk serial actors protested outside the producer’s office in Versova. Sadly, they have not been paid their dues for over a year. The channel #zeetv too have not supported them…” Zaan’s co-star Chahat Pandey, who was not present at the protest as she is not in Mumbai, also extended her support.

Zaan was among the first ones to raise his voice against the producers. He wrote in an Instagram post in May, “It’s sad and shocking to know that team #HumariBahuSilk has not been paid till date! Also, the actors and technicians are threatening to commit suicide! Why does this happen all the time! Why can’t Broadcasts do something?”

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