Kunickaa Sadanand: Poonam Dhillon and Padmini Kolhapure took papers from CINTAA office
Actor Kunickaa Sadanand has alleged that members of the Cine and TV Artistes’ Association (CINTAA) illegally removed documents from their office. The incident, which required police intervention, highlights an ongoing internal dispute and legal battle within the organization.
Why it matters
Internal governance disputes in major industry associations can disrupt professional representation and lead to legal complications regarding organizational transparency.
The ongoing dispute within the Cine and TV Artistes’ Association (CINTAA) has escalated, with allegations of documents being removed from the organisation’s office amid an ongoing legal battle and a court-ordered election.Speaking about the latest developments, Kunickaa Sadanand expressed deep disappointment over the situation in a video, saying, "I am very saddened to see the state of CINTAA today. I have never seen such behaviour from any committee in the last 40 years."Recounting the events, she said they were informed about the removal of documents from the office and rushed to the scene. She said in the video, "I was returning from the airport when I got a call from Manish Chaturvedi ji and Preeti ji. They told me that the CINTAA office, 'the previous committee, which is technically an illegal committee, is taking the papers in a hurry. You should reach there immediately'.
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