Sidharth Malhotra's fan duped of Rs 50 Lakh by actor's fan page; SCAMMED into believing 'Sid's life was in danger because of Kiara Advani'

A fan of Bollywood actor Sidharth Malhotra has made some shocking allegations about a fanpage that the actor seems to follow.
In a series of tweets, the fan claims to be scammed out of Rs 50 lakhs by the administrators of the popular fan page. The fan, Minoo Vasudeva, who resides in the US, claims that she was duped by two individuals - Aliza and Husna Parveen - who fabricated stories about the actor’s life being in danger.Interestingly, the person was made to believe that the actor was in trouble because of his wife, Kiara Advani.

In a series of unverified tweets, the allegations were made by a woman named Minoo via social media posts on X with the user handle @desi_girl334. Vasudeva claimed that Aliza and Husna Parveen, the admins of a Sidharth fan page, allegedly told her that "Kiara forced him to marry her by threatening to kill his family." Besides making some other wild allegations, she was also made to believe that the actress "did black magic on him."

In a note posted online, she also alleged that Sid had lost all access to his bank account. "Aliza asked me to help her 'save Sid'," she said and according to Vasudeva, the scammers further manipulated her by connecting her with a supposed member of Sidharth's PR team, Deepak Dubey (@magical_master_of_mumbai) who then introduced her to an informer within Kiara's team, Radhika (@sidharthdefender), who allegedly provided insider information on the couple’s every move. "I paid them weekly charges to get inside info & speak with Sid," she said and went on to detail, "The fake Deepak and I negotiated a weekly rate of 1000 INR/weekly to get inside info from him. Also, I gave 500 INR bonuses to talk with Sid, whom I realised now wasn't the real Sid.


She also shared screenshots of the 'fake' conversations she was having with the actor, who even thanked her for the hamper he received.

Vasudeva shared extensive screenshots of her interactions with the accused, which included fake stories, gift hampers, and pictures purportedly of Sidharth's house. In her note, she also shared, "expenses were made to save Sid from death or torture. All this led to a loss of Rs 50 Lakhs."

She concluded her post by demanding justice, writing, "Honestly, my money was stolen for the wrong reasons... I DO want it back. I know I said I didn't at first, but Sid... If possible, please order these women to return the stolen money. But more than this, I want justice for every innocent fan cheated by these women in the name of Sidharth Malhotra. If they DON'T agree to return the money, then Sid, meri jaan, my beloved, I trust you will give them the punishment they deserve."

The post has sparked outrage among fans who have been trying to help the girl by sharing her posts and tagging the actor in order to get his attention to the alleged scam. It is unclear if the woman has reached out to the police to sort out the matter.
So far, there has been no reaction from Sidharth or the fan handle @sidmalhotra.updates.