Nawazuddin Siddiqui On A Roll; Reunites With Elnaaz Norouzi For Sangeen

Elnaaz Norouzi is experiencing her fantasy about playing a main woman. Siddiqui is additionally collaborating with the creators of Serious Men for another venture. While he faces change in his own existence with repelled spouse Aaliya – who currently wants to be known by her original last name Anjana Kishor Pandey – leveling a few charges against him, Nawazuddin Siddiqui’s expert life is on course.

On Monday, he added one more film to his kitty. He will highlight in author chief Jaideep Chopra’s Sangeen. His co-star is Iranian-German entertainer Elnaaz Norouzi, who included with him in Sacred Games (2018). Norouzi is experiencing her fantasy about playing a main woman. Siddiqui is likewise collaborating with the creators of Serious Men for another task. Talking about Serious Men, the entertainer shared his appreciation practically after the achievement of the film.

Nawaz’ niece made a disclosure recently about the family. She has affirmed that the entertainer’s sibling explicitly badgering her. They additionally documented a FIR. For the unversed, Nawazuddin Siddiqui’s better half Aaliya arrived at Budhana by and by in September and answered to inquiries by Budhana police about the charges she has leveled against the entertainer and his family.

The police likewise made requests by visiting the supposed spot of the occurrence alongside Aaliya. The case journal of Budhana Police makes reference to that the case was enlisted in a Mumbai Police Station in July this year under POCSO. In the FIR, Alia has affirmed that Nawazuddin’s sibling Minazuddin attacked her little girl in 2012.

Aaliya likewise affirmed that she was whipped after she dissented. Prior to a meeting, Aaliyah’s girl shared, “I have documented a protest about inappropriate behavior by my uncle when I was nine years of age. My folks were separated when I was two years of age, so I had a stepmother. I was tormented a great deal. As a kid, I didn’t comprehend thinking it was my uncle, yet when I grew up I understood it was an alternate sort of touch.