Actor Hrithik Roshan Booked By Hyderabad Police For Cheating

Hrithik Roshan is making headlines these days for Super 30 and also some controversies related to his family. It was just a few days ago when his own sister, openly came out in support of Kangana Ranaut that’s when the entire Hrithik-Kangana controversy flared up yet again and this time his family too was in the picture and now, the actor has got embroiled in a legal hassle. According to a Deccan Chronicle report, Hrithik has been booked under IPC section 406 and 420, in a case of cheating, by the KPHB police, Hyderabad.

Deccan Chronicle reported that a resident of Seshadrinagar in Kukatpally, I. Shashikanth, has filed a complaint with the KPHB police on June 22, claiming that he had joined the fitness chain, Cult.Fit, in December 2018. Hrithik Roshan is the brand ambassador of the chain of gyms. Shashikanth claims to have paid a sum of Rs 17,490 to the gym, which was a discounted price for a total period of a year. According to the complainant, he was promised unlimited workout sessions for a year, however, proper sessions were not provided to him.

The mainline daily further quotes the complainant Shashikant alleging “A total of 1,800 people had enrolled with the Cure.Fit and there was not sufficient carpet area to provide workout sessions. Apart from that, the workout sessions were not available for three days at a stretch, which is denying us good health benefits. Besides the bad behaviour of the people at Kukatpally centre has brought about mental depression”.

In addition to Hrithik Roshan, the board of directors of Cult. Fit Healthcare has also been booked in the cheating case, the report revealed. The report also quoted KPHB inspector K. Laxmi Narayana saying the following: “Shashikanth has complained that he was not given proper training as promised by the company in its advertisements and he has alleged cheating by the directors of the company and also its ambassador, actor Hrithik Roshan. A case has been registered under sections 406 and 420 of IPC against the actor and three directors Mukesh Bansal, Ankit Nagori and Shanmugavel Mani Subbaiah. Investigation is underway.”

The actor is currently busy promoting his film Super 30 which is based on the Bihar based mathematician Anand Kumar’s teaching program.