Monalisa’s Film Director Faces Accusations – Jitendra Tyagi’s Explosive Statement
Monalisa, the viral girl from Mahakumbh, who rose to fame for selling flowers, is now gaining attention as an actress. However, a major controversy has emerged surrounding her upcoming film’s director, Sanoj Mishra. Filmmaker Jitendra Narayan Tyagi, formerly known as Wasim Rizvi, has made serious allegations against Mishra, accusing him of inappropriate conduct.
Tyagi alleged that Sanoj Mishra exploits young girls under the pretext of offering them film roles. His statement, which quickly went viral on social media, has sparked outrage, with many condemning the director.
Sanoj Mishra Hits Back at Jitendra Tyagi’s Allegations
Following the accusations, Sanoj Mishra responded strongly, dismissing Tyagi’s claims as baseless. He stated, “Wasim Rizvi (Jitendra Tyagi) himself has a history of legal troubles, including allegations of assault and robbery. If I had done anything wrong, the law would have punished me by now.”
Expressing his anger, Mishra further said, “This man is defaming a young and innocent girl from the Mahakumbh for no reason. His statements are shameful and false.”
Monalisa Speaks Out – Reveals the Truth
Amid the controversy, Monalisa finally broke her silence through a social media video. She clarified, “I am currently in Madhya Pradesh, living with my family and learning acting. Sanoj Mishra treats me like a daughter. Some people are spreading false rumors, and I request them to stop.”
Her uncle, who appeared alongside her in the video, also supported her claims, urging people not to believe baseless accusations.
Monalisa’s Bollywood Journey
Monalisa has been cast in Sanoj Mishra’s upcoming film ‘The Diary of Manipur’. Reports suggest she might play the role of veteran actor Anupam Kher’s daughter. Notably, Monalisa gained fame after her video from the Prayagraj Mahakumbh, where she was selling rudraksha beads, went viral.
As the controversy unfolds, fans eagerly await further developments in this dramatic clash between Jitendra Tyagi and Sanoj Mishra.