MUMBAI: Famous Bollywood superstar Nargis Fakhri has reportedly left the industry and Mumbai forever as sources say she has flown for New York two days ago.
Fakhri was missing from Azhar promotions. And according to Bollywoodlife.com, she has flown off to New York, leaving Azhar, Housefull 3 mid-way and the schedule of Banjo incomplete. She has ditched the producers there, too, leaving them high and dry.
The lading Indian entertainment site wrote via its sources, “The Azhar team was stumped when Nargis told them she was suffering from an injury and couldn’t promote the film. But a friend of the actress says that she has had a nervous breakdown and she had packed her bags and left for her hometown (New York City)! She told her close friends that she was not in the state of mind to work and needed to get out of the country.”
She also told the producers of Banjo that she would adjust the dates and will shoot when she’s back. With 97 per cent of the film complete and just some patchwork left, the producers are scratching their heads about what to do.”
The actress simply told people she needs a month or two to recover from the upheaval in her personal life. An insider from B-Town says, “Nargis was all set to announce her wedding to Uday Chopra, but he’d changed his mind about getting hitched and this came as a shock to her. There was a time when he was very keen to marry her and had proposed to her, but she wanted to focus on her career and Hollywood films. Now, the tables have turned. She had a huge fight with him, suffered a nervous breakdown and left almost overnight.”
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