‘UT 69’: Raj Kundra shares pictures of letters, notes he received in jail | Hindi Movie News


Raj is the husband of Bollywood actress Shilpa Shetty, and was arrested on expenses of making pornographic content material.
The images he shared on his Instagram Tales included two letters which had been marked to the deal with UT 69, at Barracks 6/4, the precise location of the deal with the place Kundra was saved within the Arthur Highway Jail.
There was additionally an image of his household celebrating what appears like Ganesh Chaturthi and an image of what seemed like a diary the place he was writing his private notes, narrating his life within the jail quarters.

The entrepreneur had earlier stated that he needed to relate his personal facet of the story cinematically as he was not given the possibility to completely inform his story. With this new thriller movie, Raj Kundra has hoped to realize some closure and peace of thoughts.
The businessman had earlier shared his time from jail, saying that it was essentially the most painful and humiliating expertise he needed to undergo as he had elaborated on the police therapy and the situation of his jail cell.
Almost struggling a psychological breakdown, Kundra additionally stated that ‘UT 69’ was a product for him to interrupt out of his emotionally tumultuous situation, as a result of for a very long time he had remained disturbed, anxious, nervous, emotionally sealed, and wasn’t feeling good about something.
Earlier than hitting the massive display screen, the film additionally underwent some check screenings.
Directed by Shahnawaz Ali, ‘UT 69’ attracts inspiration from the real-life experiences of Raj Kundra throughout his time in Arthur Highway Jail, and is darkish humour-satirical-political-thriller-commentary. Raj Kundra himself will probably be within the lead function on this film. Written by Vikram Bhatt, the flick will hit theaters on November 3, 2023.
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