The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has intensified its investigation into Raj Kundra’s involvement in the pornography case, with a recent raid at his residence. This has come on the heels of actress and producer Gehana Vasisth’s disclosure of critical information about the case. On December 9, Gehana was interrogated by the ED for six hours, during which she revealed startling details about her interactions and knowledge of the alleged activities.
In her statement, Gehana confirmed that the ED questioned her about the Hotshots app and whether it was connected to Raj Kundra. Although she clarified that she never had direct interactions with Kundra, all her communication regarding the app was channeled through Umesh Kamath. She also disclosed that meetings took place at an office with Viaan Industries branding at the entrance, along with a family photo of Raj Kundra displayed on the premises. Gehana inferred that the office was linked to Kundra’s company, questioning why anyone would have his family photo unless it was his establishment.
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Gehana also shared that Hotshots, which was linked to adult content production, was shut down in November 2020, and she met Raj Kundra for the first time in January 2021. During this meeting, they discussed the launch of Bollyfame and Jaldilife, platforms on which Shilpa Shetty was reportedly going to be the brand ambassador.
Additionally, Gehana revealed that she earned ₹3 lakh per film, with payments made to her bank account in GBP, which she would then convert to Indian rupees. This financial detail adds another layer to the ongoing investigation, as the ED is probing financial transactions related to the alleged distribution of adult content.
Raj Kundra’s legal troubles began in July 2021 when he was arrested by the Mumbai Police on charges related to the production and distribution of adult films. Although he was later released on bail, Kundra has maintained that he was unfairly targeted and has consistently denied the allegations against him.
Moreover, earlier this year, Raj Kundra became embroiled in another investigation by the ED, this time linked to the Gain Bitcoin Ponzi scam, which began in 2018. In connection with this, the ED seized assets worth ₹98 crore, further complicating Kundra’s legal battles.
These developments indicate that Raj Kundra’s legal issues are far from over, with the ongoing investigation likely to uncover more details related to his business dealings and alleged involvement in the adult content industry.
