Kangana Ranaut is involved in trouble. As her exposure about Hrithik Roshan and Aditya Pancholi in an explosive interview raised hackles, many expressed their condemnation in the form of enigmatic social media posts and open letters. Well, now battle lines have officially been drawn, as Pancholi and his wife, Zarina Wahab has smacked a legal defamation notice on Kangana. Moreover, Zarina has also shown her support for the Roshans, saying they don't justify to be 'dragged through mud' this way.
Hitting back at Kangana, Zarina said in an interview,"She really crossed all limits. Kya zaroorat thi yeh sab baatein karne ki film promotion ke liye (what was the need to talk about her past affairs to promote her film?). She would have let the past lay to rest itself instead of throwing mud on people who once mattered to her. She should have let her work speak for her instead of digging up past affairs, thereby compromising not just herself but also several other individuals and families."
On an interview, Kangana accused Pancholi of harassing her emotionally and physically, and also brought his daughter, Sana, in the picture, which upset Zarina further. "She really crossed [the limit] when she brought my daughter Sana into the picture. Her lie that she is younger than my daughter has been exposed, and both Nirmal (Aditya Pancholi's real name) and I felt that she needs to apologise for dragging my daughter's name into her publicity campaign," added Zarina.
The actor also said that both Rakesh and Hrithik Roshan are "well-mannered" people, who don't deserve to be mortified in this way. "I've known Hrithik's father for years. We've worked together in films. He is a gentleman and a kind co-star. And so is Hrithik."
Aditya and Zarina have allegedly hired two lawyers to begin legal proceedings against the actress.
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