Neetu Bhardwaj, known for her razor‑sharp one‑liners, just dropped a bombshell on Instagram, naming Abhishek Upmanyu and Urooj Ashfaq as stalkers and phone hackers.
She says her phones were hijacked, private calls spied on, and personal data spread like wildfire—no big‑screen drama, just real‑life danger. Even a simple trip to the grocery store turns into a thriller, according to her.
The comedy world is buzzing. Upmanyu and Ashfaq haven’t responded yet, but fans are split—some cheer Bhardwaj’s courage, others warn of a potential fallout. The thread has already triggered a mini‑debate on safety protocols for performers who often work in tight‑knit circles.
If this story gains traction, it could force the Mumbai comedy circuit to rethink its informal “mafia” culture. We’ll be keeping an eye on any legal filings or industry statements that might follow. Until then, Neetu’s bold move keeps the spotlight on an uncomfortable truth: in the spotlight, safety isn’t a given.