Kajal Aggarwal's Fans Pay 60 Lakhs To Meet Actress, Gets Cheated By Fraudster

While Bollywood and Hollywood actors have huge fan following whereas South Stars also enjoy a crazy fan following among the audience. We have also seen those fans who worship Bollywood stars, stick their cutouts to the cupboards and offer prayers.

But recently, one of the fans of Bollywood and South film industry actress Kajal Aggarwal lost his 60 Lakhs rupees to the fraudster to meet her. This unfortunate incident happened with Kajal Aggarwal's die-hard fan who failed to meet her but also ended up losing 60 Lakhs.

A young man from Ramanathapuram was looted of Rs 60 lakhs by promising to have a face-to-face interaction with the Singham actress.

Reportedly, the young fan stumbled upon a website, which promised him that they will arrange a conversation and interaction of him with Kajal Aggarwal and asked him to pay Rs 50 thousand and give personal details.

Since the fan had a good financial back-up he paid the amount and after that, that fraudsters started asking him for more money and he eventually ended up paying Rs 60 lakhs in three installments. Later, he realized their trick and refused to give any amount further, they threatened that they will share his obscene pictures on the internet and leak it on social media platforms.

Now, according to reports, The stressed fan left the house and the police found him in Kolkata, where he revealed the complete story. Based on his complaint, the police has taken a producer named Saravanakumar in the custody for the investigation.

A few days ago actress Nora Fatehi also opened up about her experience in the struggle period when she lost almost 20 Lakhs. Nora said in a statement, "They take our money. It's happened to me. I remember my first agency who got me here from Canada. They were aggressive in terms of behavior and I didn't feel like I was guided the right way. So, I wanted to leave them and to do that, they told me 'we are not going to give you your money.' And I lost Rs 20 lakhs at that time, which I had made from my ad campaigns. But I thought sacrificing it would be for a bigger picture."