Kangana Ranaut shares Shraddha Walkar's 2020 letter, says Aftab 'fulfilled his Dexter fantasy'

Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut recently penned a moving note on Shraddha Walkar's brutal murder case. Taking to her official Instagram account, Kangana shared a picture of Shraddha's letter pleading for help.

She accompanied it with a long note, stating Aftab Poonawalla 'fulfilled his Dexter fantasy' by butchering his 26-year-old live-in partner.

Kangana wrote, "This is the letter that Shraddha wrote to police in 2020, pleading for help. He always used to choke her and threatened to cut her in pieces - she has mentioned that he was blackmailing her but how did he manage to brainwash her and take her to Delhi. He isolated her and then fulfilled his Dexter fantasy."

She added, "We all know the answer 'promise of marriage' a bait all girls take, she was not weak or emotionally needy... She as just a girl born to dress and feed the dolls, take care of them and nurture them, make their beds and tell them bed time stories, unfortunately she had the heart of a female and it's promotive instinct is to protect and heal."

"A woman is essentially a womb a mother like our earth who sees no discrimination in those who deserve her and those who don't... she believes in fairyland and believes that the world needs her love to heal, she us the feminine goddess of healing powers, she was not weak she was just a girl who thought she was in a fairy tale fighting the dark demons of her hero for we all know love triumphs all... she went too far to fight his demons but he wanted them to win and they did," the actress concluded.

Shraddha's 2020 complaint letter

In November 2020, she had complained, stating that Aftab had been thrashing her for six months and he had even tried to kill her by suffocating her. She had also claimed that his parents were aware of his violent behaviour towards her as they visited them at times on weekends.

Aftab allegedly strangled Shraddha and sawed her body into more than 30 pieces which he kept in a fridge for almost three weeks at his residence in South Delhi’s Mehrauli before dumping them across the city over several days past midnight. The murder occurred in May.