The #MeToo movement in India is roaring right now and is causing an uprising that has been due for a very long.

One of the latest names that have come to light in this regard is that of Varun Grover, the writer of the critically acclaimed Netflix series 'Sacred Games'.

Varun, who has been accused of sexual harassment, has flatly denied all the charges against him.

I completely, totally, categorically deny all the allegations being made. The screenshot in question is untrue, misleading, and defamatory to say the least. Issuing a detailed statement soon.

Here's my detailed statement about the completely fabricated, misleading, and defamatory allegations against me. Am absolutely willing to cooperate and clear my name. Let's not allow such agenda-driven tactics to derail this movement please. pic.twitter.com/VTFeIjygcl

Varun Grover has been associated with some major projects in the past and also enjoyed the reputation of a successful stand-up comedian as well. He is also the writer of the Vicky Kaushal starrer 'Masaan'.  

Rumour has it, that the fate of the second season of everyone's favourite 'Sacred Games' is in jeopardy at the moment. As per a report by in.com, a source has revealed insider information about the show, “at this time we are evaluating options on the path forward.”  

Another trade source revealed to the website, “The #MeToo movement is going the Hollywood way. After the news that Reliance is apparently considering dropping Vikas Bahl's (one of the partners of Phantom,) name from the credits in Super 30, which he is directing, now comes another piece of news. In the light of the recent allegations against one of the writers of Sacred Games, Varun Grover, Netflix is considering some options on how to tackle the situation. They may drop the successful web series completely (which turned around Saif's career once more) or drop the name of the writer.”

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Will the second season see the light of the day and who will take over as the writer now? An official confirmation is awaited from the makers for now.