Hrithik, Kangana in legal mess

Wednesday 23rd March 2016 06:59 EDT
 
 

Kangana Ranaut and Hrithik Roshan have tangled themselves in a legal mess after the latter sent a legal notice to 'Queen' star Kangana for referring to him as her “silly ex” in an interview. The notice opened a can of worms as it alleges the actress sent Hrithik 1,439 mails, most of them “senseless, personal, and absurd”. It has also claimed that Kangana, who almost stalked him, suffers from Asperger's which makes her imagine things.

His notice also states that Kangana is imagining things because of her disease, as he didn’t have any communication with her and that she was probably communicating with an imposter, which he realised at a KJo party where Kangna mentioned about communicating with him, and that’s when he gave his real email address, which the actress flooded with her emails.

Not one to be easily silenced, Kangana's lawyer sent a legal notice in return, refusing to apologise. The notice states that Hrithik has been communicating with her through a secret email id which goes on to show that Hrithik “thoroughly supported” and “fully involved” her. She has accused him of hacking into her account to delete those mails as it would have affected his divorce proceedings. In fact, Kangana has threatened to sue him for defamation if he made those email public. “If he circulates her emails, images and/or other material which your client willingly received in good faith from my client then upon such circumstances it shall be rightfully deemed that your client is wilfully seeking to not only defame her and issue unwarranted threats. These actions shall be taken extremely seriously.”

When contacted, Hrithik’s lawyer Dipesh Mehta said that he wouldn’t like to comment on Kangana’s legal notice as he would sit with his people and decide the course of action first. And a source close to Kangana says, “Kangana doesn’t feel the need to apologise as she feels she has done nothing wrong.”


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