Well-known Bollywood actor Nawazuddin Siddiqui, who has been in the limelight of the Indian media for some time now due to allegations made by his wife and maid, is now caught in a new controversy.
Nawazuddin Siddiqui’s brother Shams Nawaz Siddiqui has shared an audio clip on micro-blogging website Twitter.
Sharing the audio clip, he wrote, “I got this video as a Holi gift.”
Accusing his brother, he wrote that according to Nawazuddin Siddiqui’s manager, torturing employees is his daily routine.
He wrote at the end of his tweet that I will also share the full video of the incident.
In the audio shared by Shams Nawaz Siddiqui, two people can be heard talking to each other.
On the phone call, manager Nawazuddin Siddiqui is asked that ‘has the actor beaten his employee again today?’
Responding to this question, the manager said that the actor assaulted his employee on the morning of the shooting of the film and this is the second time this has happened.
It may be noted that Nawazuddin Siddiqui’s ex-wife, Alia Siddiqui, claimed that the actor threw her out of the house along with the children.
Alia Siddiqui has also filed various cases against the actor and his family.
Reacting to the allegations leveled by his wife Alia Siddiqui, the actor said that Alia and I have not been together for many years, we have already divorced and only compromised for the sake of our children.
He said that my children have been held hostage for the past 45 days, due to which they are not able to go to their school in Dubai and are deprived of education.
He further said that Alia was being paid 4-5 lakhs per month before going to Dubai and 10 lakhs per month after going to Dubai towards expenses. Children’s school fees, medical and travel expenses are extra.
Nawazuddin Siddiqui said that his ex-wife, Alia Siddiqui, had taken the children hostage 4 months before she came here to take money from me.
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