Jacqueline Fernandez’s ex-boyfriend, conman Sukesh Chadrasekhar claims Nora Fatehi ‘brainwashed’ him: ‘You begged me…’

Sukesh Chandrasekhar is back in the news again. A piece of a letter from the jailed conman to actress-dancer Nora Fatehi has resurfaced on social media. In the letter, he claimed that Fatehi was allegedly after his money and wanted him to split from Murder 2 star Jacqueline Fernandez.

Days after Nora talked about the psychological suffering she went through after being connected to Sukesh in the Rs 200 crore money laundering case, the letter surfaced.

Even though the handwritten letter has been confirmed to be legitimate, the accusations stated by Sukesh in it have not been proven, if an NDTV story is to be believed.


In the letter, Sukesh claimed that he had spent crores of money to gift the ‘Garmi’ dancer to buy her a house in Casablanca, Morocco. He threatened to release WhatsApp conversations in which he claimed Nora had discussed gifts with him and had called him multiple times, asking him to call it quits with Jacqueline.

“You used to bombard my phone with up to 10 calls a day begging me to leave Jacqueline and brainwashing me to fully finance your lifestyle," he wrote.

Jacqueline Fernandez and Nora Fatehi have both remained in the spotlight in connection with the alleged money-laundering case involving conman Sukesh Chandrashekhar, reportedly linked to around Rs 200 crore. While Fernandez has been named as an accused in the case, Fatehi’s position is different, as she has been questioned as a witness and remains a person of interest to investigators. Both actors have been questioned on several occasions by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) as part of its investigation into the matter.

Fatehi has previously rejected any suggestion that she was involved in wrongdoing. She has maintained that she had no role in the alleged financial irregularities and has instead described herself as someone who was victimised in the broader case. Her statements have consistently sought to distinguish her position from that of those accused of participating in the alleged money-laundering activities.