Hello Memsaheb comes to haunt Dimpy Mahajan

Dimpy Ganguly aka Dimpy Mahajan is now in trouble. After marrying Rahul Mahajan, the son of former senior BJP leader, Pramod Mahajan, news started to surface that Dimpy Ganguly did some bold scenes and item number in a Kolkata movie titled Hello Memsaheb.

Hello Memsaheb also stars popular Bengali actor, Jeet, and Priyanka Trivedi (Hatath Brishti). Arijit Biswas, producer of Hello Memsaheb, told reporters that Dimpy Ganguly had a bold and go-getter attitude and she was very free in front of the camera. Her “camera-friendly” nature took her to place. In Hello Memsaheb, Dimpy Ganguly did some bold scenes and hot item number which was similar to Mallika Sherawat's Maiyya Maiyya track from Guru. However, Rahul Mahajan, Dimpy’s husband said, he knew about Dimpy’s past:

“All these big stars who sport bikinis or kiss on screen are paid in crores, and get called classy. I don’t see any reason to make a hue and cry about Dimpy’s bikini shoots,”

Rahul Mahajan also said that Dimpy Ganguly had told her everything about her past and it is behind her now. He would not like people raising questions about his wife. People should respect her as Mrs. Mahajan now. Rahul said that he knew who she was and he is proud of her.

On March 6, 2010, Rahul Mahajan, son of former BJP leader, Pramod Mahajan, exchanged wedding vows with Dimpy Ganguly, after winning the reality show “Rahul Dulhaniya Le Jayega.” The show, similar to the concept of “The Bachelor,” was broadcast by NDTV. A total of 16,500 women sent their applications to become Rahul Mahajan’s bride. Out of this applicants, seventeen women had been chosen and Dimpy Ganguly beat all of them and became Rahul Mahajan’s bride. The wedding ceremony took place at the Leela Kempinski Hotel which was attended by several celebrities.

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Pravin mahajan died after suffering brain haemorrhage

Pravin Mahajan, brother of senior BJP leader, Pramod Mahajan, died at a Thane hospital on March 3, 2010. Doctors said that he died due to a “combination of the haemorrhage, infections and multi-organ failure.” For the last forty eight hours, his health was continuously deteriorating. His BP was falling and he required more life support measures. His condition became critical in the afternoon and could not be revived.

Earlier, on December 11, 2009, the day when his two-week parole ended, he was rushed to the hospital after suffering a brain haemorrhage. He had been suffering from diabetes and hypertension. Doctors at Jupiter Hospital said that he had suffered extensive brain haemorrhage and had been put on life support system.

Fifty year old Pravin Mahajan, a businessman, had been serving life sentence for killing his brother, Pramod Mahajan. Pramod was shot in his house in Worli on April 22, 2006. After thirteen days of struggling in hospital, Pramod Mahajan died. Pravin surrendered to the police immediately after the incident. He was convicted of shooting and killing his brother. He was sentenced to life by a Mumbai court in December 2007. Police said that for years Pravin had built a resentment against his brother for not helping him in his financial crisis.

Pravin was convicted of shooting and killing Pramod at the latter’s home in Worli on April 22, 2006. While Pramod battled for life for 13 days in hospital, Pravin surrendered to the police immediately after the incident. He was sentenced to life by a Mumbai court in December 2007. Pravin left behind his wife, Sarangi and two college going children Kapil and Vrushali.