Nawazuddin Siddiqui’s recently released biography titled An Ordinary Life: A Memoir has put him in legal trouble. Nawazuddin’s former girlfriend, Sunita Rajwar, who recently lashed out at the actor for fabricating lies about their relationship, has now slapped Rs 2 crore notice. Reportedly, Sunita has sent the actor a legal notice of Rs 2 crore for besmirching her image. A legal notice has been sent to actor demanding Rs 2 crore as compensation for causing mental agony and defaming her in his book.
Sunit in her legal notice has mentioned that the fact claimed by Nawazuddin that she broke up with him because he wasn’t successful, is a figment of the actor’s imagination. The notice also reads Nawazuddin’s offence under the section 499 of the penal code and is liable to pay the damages. Sunita Rajwar states that Rs 2 crore will be used not for personal gains, but will be donated for charity.
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Earlier, Sunita, in a long Facebook post, rubbished the claim that Nawazzudin had mentioned in his biography. The actor in his book had mentioned that Sunita wanted to “date someone successful, not a struggling, desperate actor who was out of work.” And he also goes on to say “today, Sunita tells everybody that she was once together with me in a very serious relationship.”
Meanwhile, following the accusations, Nawazuddin Siddiqui announced the withdrawal of his biography. The actor took to twitter to announce his decision after the memoir got tangled in controversies. He tweeted, “I m apologizing 2 every1 who’s sentiments r hurt bcz of d chaos around my memoir #AnOrdinaryLife I hereby regret & decide 2 withdraw my book.”
