A Qatar-based individual, Shahid Rafiq, has accused actress Reema Khan and her sister Myra Khan of defrauding him of millions of rupees. Speaking to the media, Shahid revealed that he has been fighting a legal battle against the sisters for the past four years, claiming they have been avoiding court appearances and delaying proceedings.
Allegations and Background
According to Shahid, the incident dates back to 2009 when he returned to Lahore from Qatar with plans to invest in property. Myra Khan allegedly persuaded him to invest in Reema Khan’s 2011 film Love Mein Ghum, promising substantial returns.
Shahid stated that after an initial meeting with Reema, he transferred millions of rupees for the film’s production. He was later invited to Malaysia to oversee the project. However, he claims Myra backed out of the agreement and repeatedly demanded additional funds.
Despite financing the film, Shahid alleges that he was never repaid. He asserts that an agreement for repayment was signed but was not honored by Reema.
Legal and Social Media Fallout
Shahid claims to have evidence supporting his accusations and has filed a legal case. However, he expressed frustration over the delays in court proceedings, alleging that Reema has refused to appear in court for over four years.
“I trusted the courts, but the delays have disappointed me,” Shahid said.
The case has sparked widespread debate on social media, with many users sympathizing with Shahid. Calls for him to adopt a stronger legal stance have grown, as users question the fairness of the prolonged delays.
Reema Khan’s Silence
As of now, Reema Khan and her sister Myra have not responded publicly to the allegations. The controversy has reignited discussions around accountability and transparency in celebrity-led business ventures.
The Road Ahead
Shahid has urged the judicial system to expedite the case, hoping for a resolution to his long-standing ordeal. Meanwhile, the public awaits Reema Khan’s response to these serious allegations.
