Mehul Choksi is currently under police custody in the Caribbean country of Dominica in connection with the Punjab National Bank scam case. All of you must know that he had escaped from Antigua last May and then met in Dominica. Now efforts are on to bring him to India, but amidst all this, his girlfriend Barbara Jarabika has come forward. In fact, this is what has made many serious allegations against Mehul. Let me tell you that earlier Mehul Choksi had accused them, but now Barbara has taken a stand.

This story can be made straight into mini series or Film. https://t.co/9k88Oir2UT

? Madhur Bhandarkar (@imbhandarkar) June 9, 2021

You must be aware that Mehul Choksi has been arrested by dominica police, and he has filed a bail application. In all cases, he has declared himself innocent. In fact, Mehul Choksi claims that Barbara lived in his neighbourhood, both of whom used to go for a walk together. Madhur Bhandarkar has tweeted amidst all this. As soon as he came to know about the whole issue, Madhur Bhandarkar tweeted, "The story of the two should be made into a small web series or a film.''

You can see Madhur Bhandarkar tweeted sharing a link. In this tweet, he wrote: "This story should be made up of small stories directly or film. At the same time, he has created a laughing emoji. Talking to a website recently, Barbara made several revelations about Mehul Choksi. He had said, "She was a friend of Mehul Choksi, Mehul had described Barbara as 'Raj'. Mehul Choksi had spoken to him during his visit last year."

After that the friendship started growing and flirted. He later gifted them diamonds and bracelets, but they too turned out to be fake. Not only that, a WhatsApp chat has also been issued by Barbara, which saved Mehul Choksi's number as Raj New. Mehul is trying to convince Barbara in that chat.

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