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Actress Luviena Lodh EXPOSED ‘Biggest Don’ Mahesh Bhat, accused him of Drug supplying, Women trafficking, and destroying lives of innocent Artists

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In a shocking turn of events, actress Luviena Lodh has blamed film producer Mahesh Bhatt and his family for harassing her. She has posted a video on her Instagram handle, leveling accusations against Bhatt and her ex-husband Sumit Sabharwal, who is Mahesh Bhat’s nephew.

Lodh said that “If anything happens to me or my family, then the only people who will be responsible are Mahesh Bhatt, Mukesh Bhatt, Sumit Sabharwal, Sahil Sehgal, and Kumkum Sehgal,”.

She called Mahesh Bhatt the “biggest don” in the industry, and she has a severe threat to her life. She clearly said that she has been forced to post this video for the sake of her own safety and that of her family.

Please watch the video here.

Lodh said that she was married to Sumit Sabharwal and currently she has filed a divorce case against him. She further added that Sumit is indulged in Drug-trade and he was supplying drugs to actors like Sapna PAbbi and Amyra Dastur. Sumit is also involved in female trafficking and Mahesh Bhat is very well aware of all these activities but never raised any objections.

She exposed Mahesh Bhat and called him the biggest don in the industry, who operates the entire system. If somebody doesn’t play by their rules, the entire system makes their life difficult. Mahesh Bhatt has ruined the lives of many people. He has put many actors, directors, and composers out of work. He just makes one phone call and people lose their work.

Lodh has worked in Pooja Bhatt’s 2010 film Kajraare, starred by Himesh Reshammiya. She further claimed that ever since she has filed a case against them, “Sumit and Mahesh Bhat are after her. Sumit has tried to enter her house using various tactics, and to evict her from the house. No one takes her non-cognizable complaint, and when she approached the Mumbai Police, they denied taking any action on her plea.

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