Show-Cause Notice Issued To Actress Kamya Punjabi For Releasing Pratyusha’s Film Despite Stay Order

PTI

A Mumbai court on Tuesday issued notices to the producer and the director of a film featuring the late TV actress, Pratyusha Banerjee, asking as to why contempt proceedings should not be started against them for releasing the film despite a stay on it.

b’Image Source: YouTube/Screenshot from the film’

Pratyusha’s boyfriend Rahul Raj Singh, who is accused of abetting her suicide, had moved the court seeking to stop the release of the short film on her and the court had stayed the release last week.

“We pointed out during the arguments today that despite the stay, the film was released,” said Rahul’s lawyer Shreyansh Mithare.

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The court issued a show-cause notice to the director Kamya Punjabi and the producer Nikhat Neerushaa and asked them to appear on April 7, failing which a non-bailable warrant will be issued against them.

b’Rahul Raj Singh with Pratyusha (left) | Image Source: Instagram/Pratyusha & cinespeaks’

Rahul claimed in his application to the court that the film was an attempt to show him in poor light and would prejudice the case against him.

b’Pratyusha Banerjee | Image Source: Colors TV Balika Vadhu Screengrab & Instagram/Nitasha_Jaiswal’

24-year-old Pratyusha, who had risen to fame with TV serial ‘Balika Vadhu’, had allegedly committed suicide at her apartment in Mumbai on April 1, 2016.

Here’s the short film:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zY5U2B8oK80

(Feature Image Source: YouTube/Screengrab from the film)

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