TRAGIC!! Late Tunisha Sharma And Sheezan Khan’s ‘Ali Baba: Dastan-E-Kabul’s’ Set Catches Fire (Details Inside)
In the early hours of Saturday, a large fire completely damaged the Bhajanlal Studios, where television actor Tunisha Sharma was discovered unconscious and ultimately passed away. When Tunisha committed suicide on December 24 of last year, she was filming ‘Ali Baba: Dastan-E-Kabul’ at the studio with her co-star and ex-boyfriend Sheezan Khan. It was located in the Palghar district of Maharashtra.
Fire brigade sources said that the blaze began on Friday night at midnight at Bhajanlal Studios in Kaman near Vasai, on the outskirts of Mumbai.
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A fire brigade representative of the Vasai-Virar City Municipal Corporation told PTI that the fire was extinguished by 4 am on Saturday. He stated that the cause of the fire is still unknown. Sheezan was detained the following day on an abatement charge hours after Tunisha's death. On March 5, he was released from custody after posting bond. He is now in the country to participate in Season 13 of the well-known reality series ‘Khatron Ke Khiladi’. The court just granted him permission to travel overseas.
Sheezan Khan was the principal actor in ‘Ali Baba: Dastaan-E-Kabul’, but after being arrested in the case, he lost the project and lost his job, according to Sheezan Khan's lawyer, Shailendra Mishra, who filed it in his order earlier this month from Additional Sessions Judge Vasai, RD Deshpande.
Sheezan claimed that between May 10 and July 6, 2023, he will be needed to film in the Republic of South Africa for a reality show. The order stated that he pleaded with the court to grant him permission to travel overseas on the grounds that he must sustain a family.
The actor said that “the right to travel abroad has been declared as an important basic human right by Hon'ble Apex Court in the catena of decisions, for it nourishes independent and self determining creative character of the individual.” The actor cannot be stopped from travelling abroad for employment, the court said.
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