Jeet returned from Mumbai to Rahul’s house
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Cinepara mourns the death of popular actor Rahul Arunoday Banerjee. However, in these difficult times, the way the stars of the industry, the technicians, like the joint family, have raised their voices to demand justice for the untimely death of the late actor or unitedly demanding the safety of others thinking about the future, is noteworthy. In this difficult time, the elders of Tollywood are keeping Anuj, giving hope. Artist Forum also has to meet periodically to solve various problems of artists.
But in this situation, Superstar Jeet was not seen in any program in Talipara from Rahul’s funeral on March 30 to April 7. However, on Friday (April 10), he went to meet the late actor at his house. And there, the actor was subjected to sarcasm and criticism as the moment caught on camera spread on social media!
However, fans of Jeet reminded, in the last few days, there have been no whispers about the superstar’s absence; But everyone needs to know that he ran to brother Rahul’s house on his return to the city. Without the camera, there would be no evidence.
It is to be noted that Rahul Banerjee drowned in the sea while shooting for the serial ‘Bhole Baba Par Karega’ in Talsari on March 29. Who will take responsibility for the sudden death of the actor? Why is there so much inconsistency in the statement of members of the unit from the beginning of Rahul’s death?
In the last 10 days, the production company is ‘silent’ even though these questions have been circulating in the public mind. Even though the statement was issued after a couple of days, there is still confusion about the reason behind Rahul’s death. Already, Tollywood has joined forces against ‘Magic Moments Motion Pictures’. Most of the stars of Cinepara including Prasenjit Chatterjee, Rituparna Sengupta, Dev, Jesus were seen in the meeting, but there were no less whispers about Jeet’s absence! Now back in the city, when he rushed to meet Rahul at his Vijaygarh residence, the superstar had to face criticism.
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