Bigg Boss Contestant Jasleen Matharu's Father: 'I Am Fed Up That My Daughter Is STILL Ridiculed About Her AFFAIR With Anup Jalota'- EXCLUSIVE
Bigg Boss 13 is surely making some hot news round the clock, and now contestants of Bigg Boss 12 are also creating buzz. We’re talking about Jasleen Matharu and Anup Jalota, whose chemistry inside the house, last year, got tongues wagging. However, after coming out of Bigg Boss ka controversial ghar, both of them denied having any romantic inclination towards each other
And this morning, we woke up to the news of Jasleen and Anup coming together to work in a film, based on their teacher-student bond. This film is being directed by Jasleen’s father, Kesar Matharu. And guess what the reason to make this movie is? Well, the trio wants to clear the air about their relationship, for once and for all.
We spoke to Kesar Matharu about the film, and the first question we asked him was, how did he agree to cast them together and make a film on them, considering during the show, he was so anti Anup Jalota. The director instantly replied, “Both of them spoke to me after they came out. Unhone mujhe samjhaya aaisa kuch nahi tha and that their relationship was just of guru-shishya. But abhi bhi jab dono shows karte hai, waha sab yahi shor machaate hai. When Anup ji is performing, they scream, ‘Jasleen kaha hai’ and vice versa. When in public, anyone with the name of Anup, teases Jasleen- ‘Main bhi Anup hun.’ No one is ready to believe that they are not together as lovers. So, in this film, we are clearing the air that they both share a clean relationship.”
Ask the doting dad if the film is being made only for this reason? “Log sawal jawaab itna karte hai. Ab toh bacche bhi aake puchte hai Anup ji se- ‘Jasleen kaha hai’, toh woh kayin baar chidh ke bol dete hai, ‘meri jeb mein hai.’ So, finally he came to me and said, log bhool nahi rahe hai, let’s do a film to set the records straight.’ Even in London, people ask him during the shows. So, with this we hope they understand what the truth is,” concluded Kesar Matharu.
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