In a shocking turn of events comedian Kapil Sharma along with Bollywood stars Rajpal Yadav and Remo D’Souza has received death threats through an email allegedly sent from Pakistan. The email demands a response within eight hours failing which dire consequences have been warned.

Threatening Email Shocks Bollywood

The email, reportedly sent by an individual named Vishnu has raised alarm bells across the Bollywood fraternity. According to the police the email warns the celebrities of severe consequences in both their personal and professional lives if they fail to comply with the unspecified demands.

Message Content Raises Concerns

The email reportedly states, “We are closely monitoring your recent actions. It’s important to bring a sensitive matter to your attention. This is neither a publicity stunt nor an attempt to harass you. We urge you to take this message seriously and keep it confidential.”

FIR Filed by Kapil Sharma

Kapil Sharma has lodged a formal complaint at Amboli Police Station, prompting authorities to register an FIR against unidentified individuals. The police have launched an investigation and are examining the email's origin, which is suspected to be from Pakistan.

Past Incidents of Threats

This isn’t the first time Bollywood stars have faced such threats. In October politician Baba Siddique was killed outside Rajpal Yadav’s Bandra residence by the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. Salman Khan has also been on their radar and Saif Ali Khan was recently stabbed six times in his own home by an assailant.

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Ongoing Investigation

The police are treating the matter with utmost seriousness and are working to identify the individuals behind the email. Meanwhile additional security measures are being considered for the celebrities involved.

The death threats have once again highlighted the vulnerability of Bollywood celebrities to such incidents. With investigations underway authorities are ensuring the safety of those targeted while urging the public to remain vigilant.