Actress Celina Jaitley is once again in the news regarding her personal life. Amidst the ongoing dispute regarding divorce from husband Peter Haag and custody of children, she has now openly responded to the legal notices sent by her husband and father-in-law.

Celina issued a long statement on Instagram saying that she is not going to bow down to any kind of legal threat or pressure. And will continue to fight for their children and their rights. Let us know what he said in his statement and what revelations he made regarding this entire matter.

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On Friday, Celina Jaitley made a post on her Instagram account. She responded to the legal notices that have recently been sent by her husband Peter Haag and her father-in-law Wolfgang Haag. In the notice, the actress has been accused of defamation and warned of legal action, however, Celina said that she has responded to these notices through her legal representative.

‘I will continue to fight for my children’

The actress said, ‘For many years, publicity related to our family was promoted, including magazine covers, interviews and many articles related to the family, but now when I started talking about my personal problems, legal struggles and my concerns as a mother, instead of replying, I was sent legal notices. These children are mine too, I am their mother and I will continue this fight for them.

Claim of not being able to talk to children

Celina Jaitley further said, ‘I have always been in favor of joint custody and divorce by mutual consent. I tried many times for a peaceful solution, but despite the court order, I am not able to talk to my children. Constant efforts are being made to distance me from my children.

Expressed concern about children

In her statement, Celina also expressed her concern about the children. He said, ‘I fear that children could be taken out of the jurisdiction of the courts of Austria and India without their knowledge and consent. As a mother, it is both my right and responsibility to raise such concerns publicly and protect the interests of my children.

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Called the notice an attempt to scare

Earlier, in the legal notices sent by Peter Hague and his father, it was said that the public allegations in this case were damaging their image. This can affect children. However, Celina Jaitley says that by doing this an attempt is being made to defame, intimidate and silence her.

Shahid Kapoor’s upcoming film ‘O Romeo’ is stuck in legal trouble even before its release. Sanobar Shaikh, daughter of late journalist and encounter informer Hussain Shaikh alias ‘Hussain Ustra’, has sought a stay on the release of the film in Mumbai City Civil Court. He says that the film is based on his father’s life and its use without permission is raising questions about his father’s respect.

Accusation on father’s image
Sanobar Shaikh claims that his father’s personality has been portrayed in a wrong and derogatory manner in the film. The petition said the film’s teasers and promos portray it as being based on ‘true events’, which directly matches Hussain Ustra’s past as a whistleblower against D-Company. According to him, his father’s life and image are a family legacy and cannot be used for commercial gain without permission.

lawsuit and allegations
This case has been filed against film producer Sajid Nadiadwala and other people associated with the film. Advocate D.V. The petition filed through Saroj said that Hussain Sheikh was a law abiding citizen who had helped the law enforcement agencies. The petition alleges that the film shows them in a ‘derogatory’ manner due to which the family may face social boycott or criticism.

Manufacturers’ response
Earlier, when Sanobar Shaikh had sent legal notices, the producers of the film replied that the film is completely fictional. He said that similarity with any person is just a coincidence and no one’s consent is required for it. Despite this, Sanobar Shaikh has demanded in the court a permanent ban on the theatrical, TV and OTT release of the film.

Hearing and Release Information
Mumbai City Civil Court will hear this case on 6 February. The official release date of the film is fixed for 13th February. Sanobar Sheikh says that the release of the film is a violation of his father’s ‘right to privacy’ and an attempt to malign the character of a deceased person.