Rakhi gave a totally different version and slammed Tanushree for accusing nana Patekar and Raj Thackeray’s MNS.
Rakhi Sawant grabbed the eye balls yet again after she made some shocking revelations about replacing Tanushree Dutta in the song from Horn Ok Pleassss 10 yrs ago.
Rakhi gave a totally different version and slammed Tanushree for accusing nana Patekar and Raj Thackeray’s MNS.
Now, looks like the controversy queen does not want to let this issue die because the latest news is that she has filed an FIR for receiving death threats over this issue. Yes, she sure knows to make the issue about herself and stay in the news regardless of whatever happens.
For those who don’t know, Rakhi made some scandalous claims about Tanushree being high on drugs on the sets.
She said, “Let that #MeToo movement go to the dogs, I did not want to be a part of this, but you media people have badgered me into hosting this press meet. As far as me replacing me Tanushree Dutta in the song ‘Nathani Utaro’, I was at home one evening when Ganesh Acharya called me asking me to come to the sets. After that even Nana Patekar called me and requested me to come and shoot for the song. At that time I did not know what had happened. Yet I went to the sets and when I got there I see this huge crowd near a vanity van and media people were there too. That’s when I asked what had happened, and Ganesh told me she was (Tanushree) was part of this song, and that she had already shot for a bit, but for the past four to five hours Tanushree had locked herself in the van and was unresponsive. Now I know Tanushree and her hair dresser as well, so I called her thinking she will at least answer my call, then I asked her makeup and hair team what was happening, and they said that, Tanushree was unconscious for the past three to four hours. I was surprised to learn that, she was high on drugs and had fainted.”
Well, coming back to her FIR, we wonder is it a publicity stunt again or is Rakhi actually getting death threats.
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