'An Ordinary Life': Nawazuddin to withdraw memoir after criticism from ex-girlfriends
Nawazuddin Siddiqui
The memoir had been receiving a lot of criticism and actresses like Singh and Sunita Rajwar had come out recently and criticised the actor for dramatising and lying about their relationships.?
After receiving flack from actresses over his dramaticaccounts about dating them, actor Nawazuddin Siddqiui has decided to withdraw his memoir 'An Ordinary Life'.
The actor had co-authored the book with journalist Rituparna Chatterjee and recounted his days of struggle and his torrid love life with various actresses including "Miss Lovely"co-star Niharika Singh.
The memoir had been receiving a lot of criticism and actresses Singh and Sunita Rajwar recently criticised the actor for dramatising and lying about their relationships.
On Monday, a Delhi based lawyer had even filed a case against the actor for "outraging the modesty of an actress".
Perhaps owing to the legal trouble that the book landed him into, Siddiqui tweeted an apology on Monday evening and stated that he is withdrawing his book."I m apologising 2 every1 who's sentiments r hurt bcz of d chaos around my memoir #AnOrdinaryLife I hereby regret & decide 2 withdraw my book."
On Friday, the actor's first girlfriend Sunita Rajwar had shared a long post on her Facebook page recounting that the actor was always a 'sympathy seeker' and that she had left him not because of his poor financial status but for his 'poor thinking'.