Big B justifies what Ash did to film producers0 comments

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Posted on 06 Jul 2011 at 7:32am

The controversy which has surrounded Aishwarya’s pregnancy and Madhur’s film Heroine which Ash was supposed to do is increasing day by day. Recently Madhur Bhandarkar revealed that Ash didn’t inform him about her pregnancy otherwise entire event would not have happened.

The Bachchans are upset with latest rumours of a loss of Rs.18 crore due Aishwarya Rai. 

During his way back to Ajmer Sharif Dargah, Amitabh Bachchan said, “Whatever has happened between Aishwarya, Madhur and UTV is between them. I know that the rumours going around are not true. I hope that the truth comes out soon.”

Big B further commented about a huge monetary loss and said it is false. He said, “Everybody knew that Aishwarya was married when she signed the film. So you mean to say that actors can’t get married or have children? I don’t think this can be a part of any contract that you cannot get married or have children if you working in a project.”

Amitabh Bachchan is also unhappy with the UTV. He said, I had completed Shoe Bite lon back. I had also invested my time into it and completed the film which was based on Johnny Walker. I have never indulged in this kind of talk even though the film has not been released till now and I have no word about when it will be released.

Aishwarya is not reacting at Madhur’s allegation of hiding the pregnancy fact. One of her friend says that Aishwarya has not accepted any compensation for the movie.

The source says, “They have not paid her anything for the film. All this hue and cry about losses is false as they had only shot for seven to 10 days, out of which the first few days were spent in photo-shoots and locations shoots. The actual film shooting hadn’t even begun. Ash is very upset with the fact that she’s being targeted for being pregnant – a time when people should be happy for her.”

It seems clear that Bachchan family is not thinking of suing Madhur over his allegations.

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