Randeep Humpa was reported to have been slapped with legal notice by the Bollywood Manususcript Priya Sharma who accused him and his colleagues not to give their promises and even threaten them.
According to a report on the news portal, Priya, in his statement, stated that Randeep and his colleagues assured him to work with him and take scripts and songs written by him in the last 15 years.
He also added that they continued to postpone work and now when he asked them to restore the script, they had threatened him.
Priya reportedly sent legal notifications to Randeep and others through his lawyer who was looking for RS 10 Crore compensation.
He has complained to the range of Commissioner of Director General of Police Haryana, Faridabad, via email and also demanding public apologies from them.
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Priya was first troubled by Hoba in 2021 through social media after which they met well and even discussed family problems.
It has been reported that during one of their conversations, Priya has mentioned Randeep’s mother about the script she had written for years in mind Randeep.
His mother seemed to ask him to send them to Panchali Chakrabarty (manager of Randeep) and Renuka Pillai (makeup artist) because their production house will soon appear.
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According to the report, Priya has sent around 1,200 songs and 40 floors to Randeep Hooda, Asha Hooda, Mandeep Hood, Ajli Hoodi, Panchali Choudhary and Renuka Pillai in email and whatsapp.
Advocate Priya has stated that he has demanded the compensation of Rs 10 Crore for the harassment he had been headed for the past eight years.
Meanwhile, Randeep or his representative has not responded to the legal notice or alleged statement as it is now.
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The actors will look to share the screen space for the first time in the film.