Ayushmann Khurrana and officials of & # 39; Bala & # 39; accused of cheating; called by Thane police | Hindi movie news

Ayushmann Khurrana, the Bollywood actor, and two other people from the Hindi film industry were summoned by Thane police for questioning about a cheat complaint filed against them by a director, announced Monday a manager.

A letter of the memorandum was sent to Khurrana, director Amar Kaushik and producer Dinesh Vijan, both of Maddock Films, a leading production house, Sunday by the Kashimira police station after receiving the complaint announced the manager. The case against the trio was filed by 39-year-old director Kamalkant Nanak Chandra, residing in Mira Road, a suburb of Mumbai in Thane district, he said.

The episode dates back to the time when Chandra was working on the screenplay of a film that he was to realize, said the official, citing the complaint. According to the complainant, he sent the text of the story to Khurrana on his WhatsApp number.

The actor "Vicky Donor" reportedly transmitted this scenario to Kaushik and Vijan and they began making a film based on it, Chandra said. This caused a financial loss and mental anguish to Chandra, who felt cheated by the trio, said the official citing the complaint. Following the complaint, he said, the police called Khurrana and the two other Bollywood officials for questioning and to get their point of view on the case.

"We want to hear their views on the complaint, so we sent them a letter asking them to stay in front of the police as soon as possible," the official said. "If the actor and the other two people do not appear before the police, it will mean that they mean nothing in relation to the complaint and that the necessary measures will be taken," he said.