After filing FIR against Anushka Sharma, BJP MLA thinks Virat Kohli should divorce her!
BJP MLA Nandkishor Gurjar has filed an FIR against the actress-producer Anushka Sharma in regards with her web series Paatal Lok!
Anushka Sharma’s latest web series Paatal Lok has created a lot of buzz. The social media is filled with Paatal Lok memes and it has garnered rave reviews from everyone. On the other hand, the show has fallen into a legal trouble.
BJP MLA Nandkishor Gurjar has filed an FIR against Anushka and the other makers for using his picture in the web series without his permission. He claims that the show pictures him in a bad light. Filing a complaint against Anushka under the National Security Act for allegedly causing communal disharmony, he accused her of sedition.
In fact, the politician also wrote a letter to Prakash Javdekar, Minister of Information and Broadcasting asking him to ban the show.
Now while talking to Newsroom Post, he has said that Virat Kohli should divorce the actress. “Virat Kohli desh bhakt hai, desh k liye khele hai. Anushka ko talak de dena chahiye (Virat Kohli is a patriot, he has represented India. He should divorce Anushka),” said the BJP MLA.
On the other hand, it was recently when Anushka Sharma had talked about the success of her show. She had also nodded in positive for the second season saying if Amazon is ready, then why not.
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