Celina Jaitly Files DEFAMATION Case Against The Pakistani Critic Who CLAIMS, ‘She Slept With Both Feroz Khan And Fardeen Khan Many Times’ (Details Inside)
Years have passed since Celina Jaitly quit her job and started spending more time with her family. But due to her appearance, physique, and vitality, the actress used to be one of the most sought-after ladies. She was enraged when a Pakistani critic who called himself Umair Sandhu made some disparaging remarks about her a few months earlier.
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In order to break into the industry, Umair Sandhu had accused Celina of having affairs with both Feroz Khan, the father, and Fardeen Khan, the son. After that, Celina criticised the critic and attacked him on Twitter. As she requested assistance from the Ministry of External Affairs, it appears that the actress has now escalated the situation.
Numerous Bollywood films, including 'Apna Sapna Money Money,' 'No Entry,' and others, had Celina Jaitly as a leading lady. But in 2013, she worked on the film Janasheen, which was supported by Feroz Khan and starred Fardeen Khan. Umair Sandhu had tweeted that she had slept with both of them, “Celina Jaitley is the only actress in Bollywood who slept with both father ( Feroz Khan ) and son ( Fardeen Khan ) many times.”
Following that, Celina had schooled the critic on Twitter quite a bit and said that she would sue. On Sunday, Celina tweeted once more about the situation and specifically stated, “A few months ago, a self-proclaimed Hindi film critic and journalist from Pakistan named UmairSandu took to Twitter to make viral untrue horrific claims about me which included bizarre allegations like my relations with both my mentor Feroz Khan and his son Fardeen, in addition he made claims targeting me and my family’s safety and security even in Austria. My response to his harassment and fake claims from Pakistan went viral and garnered support from millions of Twitterati including Pakistani nationals who were appalled at his behaviour.”
“The perpetrator changed his location on social media consistently but was hiding in Pakistan, as a result of legal recourse was not possible for me and he continued to assault my character and modesty from across the border. I thereby took the matter to the National Commission Of Women in India. NCWIndia took cognizance of my complaint and wrote a letter addressed to the respected Joint Secretary (PAI Division), Ministry of External Affairs MEAIndia for initiating necessary action in the matter. The Commission has received a positive response from the MEA communicated via letter. The Ministry views the incident with utmost seriousness and has raised the matter with Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi seeking an immediate investigation and action of the incident.”
It certainly wasn't merely a battle for her own rights or an outright attack on her integrity. It was about her parents, her followers, and most significantly her godfather and role model, Feroz Khan.
