Pooja Bhatt’s brother Rahul Bhatt says that she would be a scary for anyone playing with her sister, after months her ex -boyfriend Ranveer Shor talked about her previous crack. Hindi film news
Pooja Bhatt and Ranveer Shor were in a relationship and were later accused of killing the actress. Pooja and Ranveer attended the way after living together. But as soon as he broke, Pooja accused Ranveer of being physically violent with her. At that time, it was said that Pooja’s brother and Mahesh Bhatt’s son Rahul Bhatt also attacked Ranveer to harm his sister.Now recently in an interview, when Rahul was asked about it, he said that he would harm anyone who tries to play with his sister. He told Hindi Rush, “I was always a kind of person who did not leave anyone playing with my sister. I treat people who behave well well, but I can be a scary for wrong people.”Rahul was asked if he had actually assaulted someone for misbehaving with Pooja and said, “I did it, and I will do it again. I am afraid of anyone. If someone kills my sister, no law and order can stop me. Only God can save them. Only God can save them. I am still the same, my main personality has not changed.”In the same interview, he also talked about how people in the industry can be ‘f **** de up’. He said, “We have seen all this; death threats, this raid, everything. Nothing bothers us. You completely immune, in a good way, without losing your humanity.”Rahul’s statement comes months after talking about Ranveer Shori. He said in an interview with Annie, “His brother was the one who had assaulted me. He (Mahesh Bhatt) could not ask these people not to talk in this way … In this sense I felt that he was manipulating me. All these are 25 years old stories, I don’t want to go,” he told them in an interview. He said that after what happened, he lost the honor for the filmmaker. “As long as I was looking at his daughter (Pooja Bhatt), I was very respected for Mr. Bhatt (Mahesh Bhatt). Then I saw that whatever I had really respect was being used to manipulate me … I was undergoing a lot of copying behavior.”
