Nawazuddin Siddiqui’s ex girlfriend Sunita Rajwar sends him a legal notice!

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Nawazuddin Siddiqui is constantly stuck in controversies due to his book ‘An Ordinary Life: A Memoir’. The actor’s revelations in his book have hurt many people, especially the women who have been talked about in the book.

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Sunita Rajwar and Niharika Singh are the two ladies mentioned in his book as his past love interest, but it is alleged that Babumoshai Bandookbaaz actor disclosed some personal details about his relationship with the two without taking their consent.

Nawaz wrote in his book mentioning Sunita that she was his first love. the two met while working on a play and fell in love. However, she went to her parent’s house a few days later and ended their ‘deep, passionate’ relationship upon her return. He wrote that he went into a depression after the episode and even contemplated committing suicide. He believed that she left him due to his financial situation and because she wanted to date someone successful.

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Sunita called his memoir a collection of “extraordinary lies” and then went on to reveal the “real reason” why she left Nawazuddin. She took to Facebook and hit back at Nawaz.

After which, Nawaz received a lot of criticism over his controversial account, the actor took to Twitter and shared that he has decided to withdraw the book.

Now, Sunita has dragged Nawaz in a court. She recently, sent a legal notice to Nawazuddin Siddiqui for revealing unnecessary and private details about her in the book.

The actress has demanded an unconditional apology from Nawazuddin through media and  social media platforms within 24 hours of the notice for causing mental harassment. She also claimed Rs 2 crore from all the members mentioned in the notice for defaming her. The particular amount of the money will be used for charity purposes, she clarified.

According to the Mumbai Mirror, Sunita, in her notice, has also demanded that Nawaz should not use her name in any sort of publication from hereafter.

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