OMG! Bigg Boss 9 Contestant Mandana Karimi In Legal Trouble?

OMG! Bigg Boss 9 Contestant Mandana Karimi In Legal Trouble?

Model turned actress Mandana has garnered a lot of attention on the most contentious reality show, Bigg Boss Nine. The model turned actress who will be seen in her forthcoming film Kya Kool Hai Hum 3, became famous in a very short span of time.
Although Mandana Karimi has become famous on the show & outside the house, the makers of her forthcoming movie are very much disappointed by her. It seems the makers of the show are not happy with Mandana Karimi. Wondering why?

According to the reports, it is said that Mandana Karimi has breached her agreement by not being a part of the film’s promotions. Reports suggest, the clause of the contract includes that Mandana  Kairmi needs to allocate 10 days for the promotions of her movie Kya Kool Hai Hum 3.
Balaji Motion Pictures CEO, Aman Gill said, “We are joyful that the TV show has made her popular, but Mandana Karimi has contractually committed to us and will have to stick by it. She had signed with us much before entering the Bigg Boss house.”

It is too said that before entering the house, Mandana Karimi was too informed about the tentative release date of the movie, but reportedly she made no efforts to come out of the house & honour her agreement. The movie is scheduled to release on January 22 & Bigg Boss 9 show is ending a day behind the release of the movie, i.e. on January 23.

Well, Mandana has already been the talk of the town & it seems this isn’t sufficient for the makers of the movie to promote their film. Mandana Karimi’s absence is creating a difficulty for the makers of Kya Kool Hai Hum 3 & this is finally leading a trouble for Mandana also.
Meanwhile, ‘Kya Kool Hai Hum 3‘ stars, Tusshar Kapoor , Aftab Shivdasani have already began with the promotions of the movie. We wait to see if this actually lands Mandana Karimi into legal trouble or no. Too, undoubtedly Mandana Karimi is the strong contestant of the house and has entered in top six after surviving 14 weeks of evictions.