Updated On: 15 January, 2021 12:00 AM IST | Mumbai | PTI
"The first poster that was released faced severe criticism, rightly so. What to me (and my privileged eyes) was a mere prop used by my character in a scene, came across as a stereotypical portrayal of Dalits for many of our people," the actor said.

Richa Chadha in Madam Chief Minister. Picture/PR
Reacting to the poster controversy of her upcoming movie "Madam Chief Minister", actor Richa Chadha on Friday said it was an "unintentional oversight" and it was regrettable.
The film''s poster, which was released on January 5, was slammed by many on social media for apparently showing the Dalit community in a stereotypical way as Chadha''s character is shown holding a broom in her hand.