Threat of defamation suit against Dighi!

Entertainment Desk: Director Delwar Jahan Jhantu has threatened to file a defamation suit against Dighi. Jhantu made the threat in a video interview. In an interview, he said, "The lawyer's notice will be sent to him from the High Court today and tomorrow." I will not leave him. '

The beginning of the incident revolves around the movie 'Tumi Acho Tumi Se' starring Dighi. It was built by Delwar Jahan Jhantu. The movie is scheduled to be released on March 12. The movie has caused controversy after the release of the trailer on the occasion of its release.

Dighi, who went from a child artist to a heroine, has faced a lot of criticism in the net world. Jhantu's interview was published on a YouTube channel on March 8. Simi, the producer of the movie, was seen with him at that time. According to Jhantu, despite being the heroine, Dighi has criticized the movie 'Tumi Acho Tumi Nei'. The audience will be distracted by his words.

The movie will not run. Jhantur will lose one crore rupees for Dighi. Mentioning that there will be a defamation suit against Dighi, Jhantu said in a video interview, "I will not release him." I will not leave him anyway. When Dighi said, 'The movie will not run', I also got defamed as a director. I will file a defamation suit in the name of Dighi and her uncle.

During the shooting, dubbing, Dighi praised the movie, now why he is criticizing. Definitely something to give color. In an excited voice, the producer further said, I am Delwar Jahan Jhantu. There is no other in Bangladesh. There is no filmmaker like me in the subcontinent.

I have made the most films in the subcontinent. I made a movie with two crore rupees, I also made it with 20 lakh rupees. Films are made with talent, not money. He could not be found even after trying to contact Dighi in this regard. Later, when Dighi's father, actor Subrata, was contacted, he said on Tuesday (March 9), "It doesn't matter if you say you will file a case. He says these things but his movie is being harmed. People are no longer living in a fool's paradise. Now people are living in the digital age. '