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Kajal Aggarwal fan spends a whopping ₹ 60 lakh to meet her

Kajal Aggarwal is one of the most popular actresses in Tamil and Telugu cinema. Apart from Tamil and Telugu, she also appears in Hindi movies and enjoys a massive fan following not only in India but in various corners of the world also. One of her die-hard fans was so desperate to meet her in person that he reportedly spent a whopping amount of ₹ 60 lakhs to fix a meeting with his favourite star.

According to the reports, the fan met producer Saravanakumar online and had a deal with him to have a meeting with Kajal Aggarwal. When the fraudster asked him to pay ₹ 50, 000 initially, he paid the amount in excitement. He was given the option to pay the rest of the amount in three instalments.


He was asked to pay more money even after he ended up shelling out Rs 60 lakhs. Soon he realised something is fishy and refused to pay any more money. Then the gang started threatening him to leak his obscene pictures on social media if he doesn’t pay up soon. He was so afraid that he ran away from home. When police caught him in Kolkata, he explained his terrific experience to them. The police have reportedly arrested producer Saravanakumar, and according to them, they were running a gang to cheat innocent people.

Meanwhile, Kajal Aggarwal is looking forward to the release of her next film Ranarangam. Also starring Sharwanand and Kalyani Priyadarshan in important roles, the hugely anticipated movie is slated to arrive in cinemas on Independence Day on August 15, 2019. Sudheer Varma has called the shots for the project.

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