Raj Kundra revealed, that after his arrest, his wife shilpa shetty suggested leaving the country
Recently, actress shilpa Shetty's husband raj Kundra revealed that after his arrest, his wife shilpa shetty had suggested he leave the country.
Bollywood actress shilpa Shetty's husband raj Kundra, who spent two months in Arthur Jail in a pornography case, is now making his acting debut with a film based on his time spent in jail. is based. Now in a recent interview with 'Indianexpress.com', raj has revealed how difficult that situation was for him.Raj Kundra said in his interview that he wanted to end things internally. He has also shared how his wife and actress shilpa shetty even suggested that he should leave india and settle abroad.
Raj Kundra talks about Shilpa's suggestion to leave the country
Raj Kundra revealed, "My wife was the first person who asked me, 'Do you want to live abroad Raj?' You left everything in London, you were born and brought up there, you came here because I wanted to stay here, but if you want I can manage, and let's leave the country, and go abroad. ' So I told him that I love india and will not leave from here. people leave the country after committing big scandals and earning thousands of crores, but I have not done anything, so I will not leave the country.
Raj Kundra talked about the situation during his stay in jail
Raj also talked about how sad he felt while being behind bars, as he and his family were going through a bad phase. “I was broken, probably broken enough inside to end things,” he said. I wouldn't use this word, but my... there was a lot of insult there, damage to reputation. Because of me, the media went after my wife, children, and parents. That was painful. I knew what was happening outside."
Talking about raj Kundra's film 'UT69', he is playing the lead role in the film, which is scheduled to release on november 3, 2023. Talking about the film directed by Shahnawaz Ali, raj told 'ANI', "People are fighting inside to sleep, to eat. So if you have kept someone inside, then give a little facility."