Actress Sherlyn Chopra who was recently summoned by the Mumbai Police in the ongoing pornography case has shared an old picture with Raj Kundra on her official Twitter account. Sherlyn Chopra has shared an old picture of herself in which she is seen posing with the businessman on the first day of shooting of her app.
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Dressed in black shorts paired with a black and white printed bralette and matching sneakers, Sherlyn is seen posing with Raj Kundra in the photo. Along with the throwback picture, he wrote that this picture was taken on 29 March 2019 and it was the first day of shooting for his app. The actress said that since this was her first experience collaborating for an app, she was really excited.
She captioned the post in Hindi that reads: ‘The day was March 29, 2019. The first content shoot of The Sherlyn Chopra app, organized by Armsprime, was going to take place. It was a new experience for me as I had never been associated with any app before. There was an atmosphere of hope and enthusiasm.
On a related note, Sherlyn was last week called by the Mumbai Crime Branch’s property cell for questioning in a pornography case. The actress had alleged that Kundra wanted different videos in the app which are glamour, high fashion, fitness, fun and other things. She said that initially the concept was glamor and then she was told about semi-nude and nude films.
Raj Kundra Pornography Case: Sherlyn Chopra records her statement in Mumbai Crime Branch; see photos
Kundra was arrested by the police on July 19 along with 11 others for allegedly making obscene films.
Meanwhile, troubles don’t seem to end soon for arrested businessman Raj Kundra, the alleged main conspirator in the pornography racket, as he will have to spend more time behind bars.
The sessions court on Tuesday adjourned hearing on his bail plea till August 20 after the Mumbai Crime Branch listed 19 reasons to oppose it. And Kundra will now remain in judicial custody till the next hearing.
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