Rakhi Sawant and Sherlyn Chopra indulge in an ugly and dirty fight with each other because of Bigg Boss 16 contestants and Me too accused Sajid Khan. They are making various serious allegations on each other on social media and in front of media. Rakhi Sawant has e has filed a police complaint against the Sherlyn for making derogatory remarks.  But now things are turned and a FIR is filed against Rakhi Sawant for showing an objectionable video at public platform.

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According to the information, Rakhi and her advocate Falguni Brahmbhatt have landed in legal soup after a FIR has been filed against them in Mumbai. The complainant accused Rakhi and her associate of using objectionable video and language during a public conference. It has been registered under IPC sections 354A, 500, 504, 509 & IT ACT 67A

As per a trustable source, “FIR registered against actress Rakhi Sawant & adv Falguni Brahmbhatt under multiple sections of IPC & IT Act on complaint of an actress. The complainant alleges that the 2 showed an objectionable video of her during a press conference & used objectionable language: Mumbai Police.”

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Earlier Rakhi Sawant has filed a complaint on Sherlyn Chopra and she said, "I am really sad to say that due to the comments made by her about me there has been turmoil in my life. Because of her, my recent boyfriend has asked me 'whether there is any truth in what Sherlyn is saying', do I really have 10 boyfriends'. She just came and said whatever she wanted to in the media and now I have to pay for it," Rakhi and her lawyer stated that they have filed a case against Sherlyn and that Rakhi is talking "on the basis of evidence". While interacting with the media they even played alleged videos of Sherlyn Chopra. Rakhi also alleged that Sherlyn "blackmails powerful men for money". 

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