Bigg Boss 13 contestant Mahira Sharma is currently breaking the headlines these days as she has been accused of forging a Dadasaheb Phalke International Film Festival Award.
Recently, Mahira Sharma posted on her Instagram story showcasing that she has received the certificate of appreciation for being the ‘Most Fashionable Contestant of Bigg Boss 13’ at Dadasaheb Phalke International Film Festival Awards 2020.
Later DPIFF officials released a statement on their Instagram handle and accused Mahira of forging the award and called her ‘fraud’ and they also demands a public apology from her.
Now, Mahira has reacted on the same and she shared a long post revealing details of what had happened.
Mahira Sharma reacts on forging Dadasaheb Phalke Award
She captioned it as, “Okay so the world has been talking about it since last night, here is my reply which is 100 percent true and honest”.
Mahira took to her Instagram and wrote, “Charges made against me for receiving and forging the prestigious DadaSaheb Phalke International Film Festival 2020 is untrue and totally uncalled for. In my defense I would like to clarify with exact details on what went that day. On Thursday, 20th February 2020, I was invited for the reputed DadaSaheb Phalke International Film Festival 2020 by Mr Premal Mehta from Purple Fox Media along with Yash Naik who is an artiste manager for the said award show. They informed us that they have been associated with Dadasaheb Awards past two years.”
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Earlier, the award organizers had issued an official statement saying, “One of the Bigg Boss 13 contestants, Ms Mahira Sharma, who was an attendee of this event, posted an Instagram story on 20th February 2020 at around 11:30 pm showcasing that she has received a certificate of appreciation at the DPIFF award ceremony for being ‘The Most Fashionable Contestant Of Bigg Boss 13’. This certificate of appreciation has not been issued by any team member of DPIFF or the associates involved in the event and hence is considered to be forged. This fraudulent certificate has clearly violated the DPIFF’s IP based assets and the brand collaterals as they have been used without the consent of the organization to create this accolade.”