The investigation into the money-laundering case involving conman Sukesh Chandrashekhar, which includes the alleged involvement of actors Jacqueline Fernandez and Nora Fatehi, is receiving a lot of public attention.
Two well-known actors, Chahatt Khanna and Nikki Tamboli, were also the subject of scrutiny on Thursday when rumours that they had met the con artist at Tihar Jail started to spread. Khanna described it as a “twisted” depiction of reality and promised to provide her viewpoint when necessary.
In an interview with Hindustan Times, the actress said, “I have seen all the reports about my involvement. Actually, there is a lot that I want to say, but then I feel why should I have to clarify myself. It makes no sense right now (as the case is still on). It is not the time when I should or I need to clarify myself. ” She will talk about it when “the right time comes”
The TV actress also said, “I will definitely talk, not to defend myself, but to reveal what actually happened. Right now, what the media knows is just half of the whole story. “
India Today reported that Nikki Tamboli, Chahatt, Sophia Singh, and Arusha Patil had travelled to Delhi’s Tihar Jail in order to visit Chandrashekhar through his associate Pinky Irani. Khanna is aware that various inferences are being drawn about her because her name keeps coming up in the money laundering case, but she is not bothered by it.
She added, “When I say anything about the matter, the whole Chinese whisper game will begin. That’s why I want to stay quiet. But when the time comes, if I feel the need to tell the real story, I will definitely. If people draw conclusions without hearing my side of story, I can’t get bothered by it. They don’t know the reality. They can say or believe anything they want. They have all the right to do so. Right now, my family and I are just laughing reading all the reports ke kya hai aur kya nikal ke aa raha”.
Chahatt rose to prominence after working in daily soaps such as Bade Achhe Lagte Hain and Qubool Hai.
