Firangi director makes SHOCKING claim, says Preeti Simoes responsible for driving Kapil Sharma into depression

Kapil Sharma is grabbing eyeballs these days for all the wrong reasons. The talented comedian made a splashing comeback to the small screen with Family Time With Kapil Sharma but things aren’t going well for him.

The Kis Kis Ko Pyaar Karoon actor went on a sudden abusive rant against the editor of an online portal on social media. The ‘King of Comedy’ also filed a complaint against him and his former manager Preeti Simoes.

Kapil’s good friend Rajiev Dhingra who helmed his last release Firangi has made some shocking revelations about Preeti Simoes.

While talking to Mumbai Mirror, the director said that Preeti and her sister Neeti were responsible for Kapil’s condition.

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“Kapil and I come from a small town of Punjab, we are not manipulative like these girls.Preeti is responsible for driving Kapil into depression, she harassed me as well and tried to instigate him against me. As soon as she learnt that he was marrying his girlfriend Ginni (Chatrath), she vowed to destroy him and turn his friends against him. All the controversies in Kapil’s life happened only in the last one year after Preeti vowed to destroy him’’, Rajiev Dhingra told Mumbai Mirror.

Dhingra further told the daily that Kapil Sharma and Ginni Chatrath have been dating since the time they lived in Jalandhar. He hinted that Preeti played a role in the spat between Sharma and Sunil Grover.

 “Bharti (Singh) told Preeti about Ginni and she would tell him that he is a star and deserves someone better than Ginni, a small-town girl,” he says. Rajiev adds that Sunil Grover was also used as a “pawn” towards that goal. We friends have been trying to help Kapil stay positive’’, Rajiev told Mirror.

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We really hope things go back to normal and Kapil Sharma continues to tickle the funny bones of the audience.