Victim Alleges Ullu App Producer Told Her To Remove Her Undergarments

MUMBAI: One more model Cherlyne Martins has alleged in her complaint against an OTT, that she was asked to remove her inner garments – bra and panties by a producer associated with the Ullu App in the month of August last year.

She refused to shoot with that producer and refused to comply and was thrown out of the project, without paying her for the parts that she shot, she said in her complaint.

Martins has filed a complaint against Ullu Digital Pvt Ltd and it’s CEO Vibhu Agarwal for pornography and obscenity.

Cherlyne Martins originally hails from Goa – but was living in Mumbai during the period, and in her police complaint, Cherlyne Martins has mentioned three Ullu shows – Aate Ki Chakki, Khul Ja Sim Sim and Breast Tax, which have obscene, vulgar, pornographic and blasphemous content which can offend the religious feelings of thousands of Indians.

She has alleged that a dildo is shown in a temple and in another film a woman is shown having an orgasm on a vibrating chakki, both scenes which are blasphemous and offend the religious sentiments of thousands of Indians.

A Mumbai-based model and actress Sagarika Shona Suman, yes the same woman who first blew the lid off Raj Kundra’s ownership of the HotShots app and the subsequent porn racket had on Monday submitted a written complaint to the Mumbai police and the Cyber crime cell.

Sagarika has alleged that Vibhu Agarwal and Ullu Digital Pvt Ltd through benami or dummy entities are running porn apps similar to Nuefliks and Hothits.

Readers may recall that in February this year, the Mumbai Crime Branch had cracked down on producers of porn apps including actress Gehana Vasisth and arrested 9 persons.

IndyaTv.in made several attempts to contact Mr Vibhu Agarwal of Ullu App, but he was unavailable for comment. He is not answering his mobile phones and WhatsApp and SMS messages sent to his three mobile phones/numbers went unanswered. Attempts to contact him on the landline number at his Mumbai office also proved futile. Our reporters left messages with Ullu Digital staff, requesting for an interview or audience with Vibhu Agarwal to hear his side of the story, but no response was forthcoming. The Country Head and Executive Director of the company said it was not possible to reach Vibhu Agarwal. We will update this story when Mr Vibhu Agarwal responds to us.