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A heated confrontation took place at the Cine and TV Artistes’ Association (CINTAA) office in Mumbai involving senior actresses including Poonam Dhillon, Padmini Kolhapure, Upasana Singh, and Kunickaa Sadanand, just ahead of the body’s scheduled elections.Key Details of the Incident:

• The Allegations: The confrontation erupted after Kunickaa Sadanand and opposing members alleged that official CINTAA paperwork, records, and files were improperly removed from the office and placed inside Poonam Dhillon’s car.
• The Confrontation: In videos circulating from the scene, members confronted Padmini Kolhapure and demanded to know why files were taken, while Padmini argued back that their “data was stolen” and challenged them to show official documentation declaring the committee dissolved. In another clip, Poonam Dhillon was seen arguing over why her vehicle was being inspected and recorded.
• Police Intervention: Mumbai police were called in to de-escalate the situation. As the arguing persisted and both factions talked over each other, an officer visibly lost patience, telling the actors:“Care about your reputation at least, people are watching. You are hung up on your allegations and not listening to us. Doosra koi rehta tha, thappad hi maarte the (We would’ve slapped if it were someone else). We are giving you respect, but there’s a limit to it.” The police advised them that law enforcement does not handle internal administrative records and that any tampering or document disputes must be brought before the Labour Commission.

Background on the CINTAA Dispute:The clash stems from an ongoing leadership crisis within CINTAA that escalated after multiple elected executive committee members resigned, citing a breakdown in constitutional governance and transparency. While one faction maintained that the committee stood dissolved following the resignations, Poonam Dhillon and Padmini Kolhapure contested the dissolution and had approached the court seeking a stay on fresh elections, which was denied.