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Mumbai, Jan 2 (Ians) Arrested actor Sheezan Khan’s family and legal team on Monday hit back at the allegations made by late actress Tunisha’s mom Vanita Sharma, saying that they “never compelled her to embrace Islam” while revealing details about the alleged rocky relations of the mother-daughter.

Khan’s family – sisters Falaq and Shafaz, mother Parveen, and lawyer Shailendra Mishra – rubbished Vanita Sharma’s claims made on December 30, that they were pressuring her to convert to Islam, and that she had started sporting a ‘hijab’ against her wishes.

They also denied ever taking her to a ‘dargah’ or making her wear a hijab, as claimed by Vanita Sharma and her uncle Pawan Sharma.

The Khans pointed out that the viral photo of Tunisha sporting a ‘hijab’ was actually from the shoots of her show, “Ali Baba: Dastaan-e-Kabul”, currently being shot in Vasai, where she (Tunisha) was found dead on December 24.

Addressing the media,...

Arrested actor Sheezan Khan’s family and his legal team on Monday hit back at the allegations made by the late actress Tunisha’s mother Vanita Sharma and said they “never compelled her to embrace Islam”, here on Monday.

Khan’s sisters – Falaq and Shafaz – and their lawyers rubbished Vanita Sharma’s claims made on December 30, that they were forcing her to convert to Islam, and that she had started sporting a ‘hijab’ against her wishes.

The Khans pointed out that the viral photo of Tunisha sporting a ‘hijab’ was actually from the shoots of her show, “Ali Baba: Dastaan-e-Kabula, currently being shot in Vasai, where she (Tunisha) was found dead on December 24.

Addressing the media, the Khan family said that on the contrary, Vanita Sharma was forcing Tunisha to work though she was suffering from depression owing to childhood trauma.

“Tunisha was suffering from depression due to a childhood trauma…...

Australian actor Chris Hemsworth helped drive box office audiences for both of his films this week with Snow White and the Huntsman the most watched film and The Avengers became the third highest grossing film at the local box office.

Snow White, distributed by Universal, took $6.194m at the box office over the weekend according to the Motion Picture Distributors Association of Australia, across 379 screens for a hefty $16,345 screen average.

Meanwhile, Hemsworth’s other theatrical release, The Avengers, has become the third highest grossing film of all time at the Australian box office. In its ninth week the superhero film made another $307,314, taking its overall box office to $52,752,000.

Coming in second at the box office over the weekend, Walt Disney animation Brave opened across 425 screens for a $5,905 screen average to take $2.509m for the weekend with another $1m in pre-sales.

A Royal Affair, distributed by Madman, topped the limited release table,...