Shweta Basu Prasad gets clean chit in prostitution case

After being released from the rehab center, actress Shweta Basu Prasad has got a clean chit in the prostitution case. The clean chit was given by a Hyderabad court – the Nampally sessions court.

The clean chit to the actress was given by the court yesterday – on Saturday. The advocate of the actress said that though she was alleged to be involved in the flesh trade, there was no such evidence against the Makdee actress. For this reason, the court ordered her to be freed and that too minus any charges.

Speaking about the court order in her favor, Shweta said that the court order has given her a great amount of satisfaction. She also added that this has been a great relief for her and her family. Her parents are also feeling happy for her now, she said.

On October 30, the court ordered her from the rehab center. After she was freed, she was permitted to live with her brother and mother. She was arrested a few weeks before that in a compromising position and was in the company of a pimp.

Shweta Basu Prasad is now a scriptwriter

After literally going through a hell of a time, Shweta Basu Prasad is trying to be her own self now. And the thing that will help her come out of the trying is being a scriptwriter. Yes, you heard that right. Shweta Basu Prasad has turned a scriptwriter for Anurag Kashyap’s Phantom Films.

Hansal Mehta, Shweta says had promised her to offer work when she is back. However, there is still no kind of offer her way, the Makdee actress clarifies. But that hasn’t stopped her from getting back to work in her own favorite field.

She told a leading daily that she is working on an Anurag Kashyap film. So, what Shweta does is, she carries out data curation. She also goes through scripts that show potential. And yes, Shweta hasn’t yet given up on acting. On the contrary, she feels that working on scripts gives her various angles to work on her acting skills too.

Shweta Basu Prasad has made a documentary and she has even showed the same to Hansal Mehta, it is known. The subject of the documentary is Hindustani classical music.