How Celina Jaitly Dealt With Pakistani Journo's "Horrific Claims" About Fardeen And Feroz Khan

"For me it was not just a fight for the open assault on my character but also an assault on my integrity, my motherhood," said the actress

Bollywood actress and former Miss India Celina Jaitly has written a thank you note to the National Commission for Women (NCW) and the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) for helping her deal with a “self-proclaimed Hindi film critic and journalist from Pakistan” who made “untrue horrific claims” about her on Twitter. Celina said that the journalist made “bizarre allegations” about her relations with her “mentor and godfather” late actor Feroz Khan and his son, actor Fardeen Khan. The actress added, “It was not just a fight for the open assault on my character but also an assault on my integrity, my motherhood, my family and my godfather and my beloved mentor Mr Feroz Khan.” Celina made her Bollywood debut with the 2003 film Janasheen, directed by Feroz Khan. It also featured Fardeen in the lead role.  A few months ago, a self-proclaimed Hindi film critic and journalist from Pakistan named @UmairSandu took to Twitter to make viral untrue horrific claims about me which included bizarre allegations like my relations with both my mentor Feroz Khan and his son Fardeen , in addition… pic.twitter.com/xAtxdE8Jzb Dear Mr Sandhu hope posting this gave you the much needed girth & length to become a man & some hope to cure you of your erectile dysfunction. There are others ways to fix your problem..like going to a doctor, you must try it sometime! #celinajaitly @TwitterSafety pls take action https://t.co/VAZJFBS3Da

In an elaborate note on Twitter, Celina Jaitly said, “A few months ago, a self-proclaimed Hindi film critic and journalist from Pakistan named Umair Sandhu took to Twitter to make viral untrue horrific claims about me which included bizarre allegations like my relations with both my mentor Feroz Khan and his son Fardeen [Khan].” Celina said that the journalist made claims targeting “me and my family's safety and security even in Austria.” 

Celina Jaitly continued, “My response to his harassment and fake claims from Pakistan went viral and garnered support from millions of Twitterati including Pakistani nationals who were appalled at his behaviour. The perpetrator changes his location on social media consistently but was hiding in Pakistan, as a result thereof legal recourse was not possible for me and he continued to assault my character and modesty from across the border.”