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Controversy over blackening Trupti Dimri's poster: Actress breaks silence, rejects allegations of not coming to event with money


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On October 1, the women of FICCI had blackened the poster of Trupti Dimri with black marker. His allegation was that despite taking money, the actress had deliberately canceled his event on the spot. Meanwhile, Trupti Dimri has now broken her silence on this issue. His team has issued an official statement and rejected all the allegations.

Statement from Trupti Dimri's team

Trupti Dimri's team wrote, Trupti Dimri is currently very busy in the promotion of Vicky and Vidya's Woh Wala video. She is currently becoming a part of every event. He has not shied away from any commitment. Till now he has not made any commitment to attend any personal event. We want to clear that Trupti Dimri has not taken any additional fees or payment for any event.

Statement issued by Trupti Dimri's team

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Actress Trupti Dimri had come to Jaipur to promote her film 'Vicky Vidya Ka Woh Wala Video'. Here she had to participate in the program of FICCI Flow Jaipur Chapter, an organization of businesswomen. It is alleged that all the members had reached the program by 12 noon on Tuesday. He kept waiting for the actress till 1.30 pm, but she did not arrive. Due to this the women created a ruckus in the program. The organizers had accused the team managing Trupti and said that they ran away with the money. There was talk of the actress coming to the event, but then they started talking about bringing Rajkumar Rao in her place.

During this, former chairperson of FICCI Flow Jaipur Chapter, Alka Batra, climbed the stage and blackened Trupti's poster with a marker. After this, other women advised to boycott Trupti's film. FICCI Flow Jaipur Chairperson Raghushree Poddar said- Trupti's team had approached us for the event. We had also planned a Shakti event in view of Navratri. We had also made full payment for it.

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