The infamous love relationship between conman Sukesh Chandrasekhar and actor Jacqueline Fernandez is not hidden, especially, after their private pictures circulated on social media last year. He claimed that he is in love with the actor, however, she denied it.

Chandrasekhar is currently in Tihar Jail and wrote a loving letter to his ladylove. The letter was released on Saturday wherein the conman called Fernandez his Bomma and claimed that he missed her a ton on his birthday.

He further wrote he is at a loss for words and cannot explain how much he missed her energy around him and she need not prove her love for him.

The letter further read that Jacqueline and her love are the best gift for him which is priceless. Concludingly, he thanked the actor for giving him her heart and his friends and supporters for extending birthday wishes.

Earlier this month, on the occasion of Holi, Sukhesh had sent a handwritten note to Jacqueline. Referring to her as the most fantastic human, he wished for Fernandez’s presence around her. He further extended Holi’s wishes to her and promised to bring back colours that faded or disappeared.

Jacqueline Fernandez was summoned by the Enforcement Directorate last year in connection with Rs 200 crore money laundering case. Reports said the actor had received several expensive gifts like six Persian cats, luxury cars, bags, dresses, and others from the conman.

Apart from her, Nora Fatehi was also summoned by the ED and was questioned multiple times.

Earlier, Sukesh Chandrasekhar also accused Fatehi of being jealous of Fernandez and manipulating her to end relations with him. He released a statement from Tihar Jail and alleged that the Moroccan actor couldn’t digest the fact that he chose Fernandez over her and also called used to call her more than a ten times a day.

In a shocking incident, TV actor Nilu Kohli’s husband Harminder Singh Kohli died on March 24. Reports said, Singh was found dead in the bathroom after he allegedly slipped, reports said.

A report in ETimes said, Singh was alone in the house with his house help and was doing fine till the afternoon of March 24.

The news of his demise was confirmed by his daughter who informed that the house help found him lying on the floor of the bathroom in the afternoon. Singh’s last rites will take place two days from now as his son is in the Merchant Navy and is due to reach Mumbai.

Reports further said Harminder Singh was doing fine till the afternoon of March 24 and didn’t come out from the bathroom after he returned from Gurudwara following which the house help went to check on him.

Singh was then immediately rushed to the hospital, however, he was declared dead. He also had diabetes.

Nilu Kohli is popular for her roles in Dil Kya Kare, Mere Angne Mein, Maddam Sir, Choti Sarrdaarni, and others. She also appeared in multiple Bollywood films including Hindi Medium, Housefull 2, and more.

The entertainment industry recently lost the noted filmmaker Pradeep Sarkar. He was 67. Earlier, veteran actor Satish Kaushik passed away due to a heart attack.

The email ID through which a death threat was sent to Bollywood actor Salman Khan is linked to a UK-based mobile number, the Mumbai Police has said.

According to reports quoting sources in the Mumbai Police, the email ID from which the threat was made revealed that it was linked to a mobile number in the UK and efforts are underway to trace the person under whose name the number was registered.

Mumbai Police probing the threat e-mail case received by actor Salman Khan have found a British link.

Last week, gangsters Lawrence Bishnoi, Goldie Brar and Rohit Garg were booked under sections 506(2),120(b) and 34 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) in a case registered at the Bandra Police Station for allegedly sending threatening emails superstar Salman Khan’s office.

Salman Khan is currently under a Y+ category security cover provided by the Mumbai Police; a step taken by the Maharashtra government after the superstar had received a similar death threat from Lawrence Bishnoi gang earlier.

A death threat letter was sent to Salman and his father Salim Khan last year, which was discovered by the Khans’ security team near the Bandra Bandstand promenade outside the actor’s Mumbai home where Salim goes for his routine morning run.

In October last year, the Delhi Police revealed that in the purported plan to assassinate Salman Khan, the member of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang tried to befriend the staff of the actor’s farmhouse in Mumbai in a bid to ascertain the details about the timings of his entry and exit.

Earlier this week, security was tightened outside Salman Khan’s Galaxy Apartments after he received a death threat via an email from the Lawrence Bishnoi gang.

The email, reportedly sent by Rohit Garg, mentioned that Lawrence Bishnoi wants to meet Salman Khan in person. Bishnoi wants Salman Khan to apologize in public for killing blackbuck in 1998.

The e-mail stated Salman Khan must have seen the interview given recently to a news channel by Lawrence Bishnoi, and if not, he should see it. It further said if Khan wants to close the matter, he should talk face-to-face with Goldy bhai (Goldy Brar), adding there is still time but “agli bar, jhatka dekhne ko milega (next time you’ll have to face the music).”

Lawrence Bishnoi warned the actor that he would crush his ego sooner or later if he doesn’t apologize.

Lawrence Bishnoi is currently behind bars after was he arrested by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) on November 23 last year for allegedly hatching a conspiracy to recruit youth for carrying out terror attacks in Delhi and other parts of the country.

The notorious gangster is also suspected to be behind last year’s brutal gangster-style murder of popular Punjabi singer-rapper Sidhu Moosewala. Bishnoi is the prime suspect in Moosewala’s killing.

In a recent controversy, a Punjab-based news channel allegedly aired a live interview of Bishnoi from inside the Bathinda jail, however, the Punjab Prisons administration denied reports that the program was shot inside any prison in the AAP-ruled state.