Updated On: 02 June, 2025 09:29 AM IST | Mumbai | Priyanka Sharma
Sources say in light of alleged inappropriate behaviour, Homebound cinematographer Pratik Shah dropped from Shefali Shah’s next; makers of Sourav Ganguly’s biopic set up inquiry against him while IWCC takes note of complaints

Pratik Shah. Pics/Shadab Khan, AFP, Instagram; (right) Shefali Shah
The Hindi film industry is infamous for perpetuating the culture of silence. But this time around, it has responded swiftly to allegations of Homebound cinematographer Pratik Shah’s inappropriate behaviour. mid-day has learnt that the cinematographer has been dropped from Shefali Shah’s yet-untitled film, which is slated to roll this week.
This development comes after independent filmmaker Abhinav Singh, on May 29, cited the testimonies of multiple women and called Pratik “emotionally abusive” and “manipulative”. Taking to Instagram Stories, Singh revealed that the women’s testimonies stated that Pratik behaved like a “predator” and would often solicit or send unsolicited nude pictures of himself. Soon after Singh’s allegations came to light, it was reported that Pratik, five years ago, was investigated by the Indian Women Cinematographers’ Collective (IWCC) after a young cinematographer had complained against him for soliciting a nude picture.
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