Raj Kundra Hits Back At Ajaz Khan Over Podcast Claims Says Allegations Do Not Become Facts

Raj Kundra has responded to actor Ajaz Khan after the latter's comments about their time in Mumbai's Arthur Road Jail resurfaced in the public conversation. Kundra took to social media with a pointed message directed at Khan, suggesting that personal disappointment may have influenced the actor's version of events.

In his post, Kundra directly tagged Ajaz Khan and wrote, "Some people change their version of you when you stop being useful to them. You know the truth, I know the truth, and that’s enough for me. If personal disappointment has turned into public bitterness, I’ll leave that for people to judge. Say what you want for views, but allegations don’t become facts just because they’re repeated on a podcast. #Clickbait"

Kundra's post appears to be a direct response to claims Khan has previously made about their time together in Arthur Road Jail. The two men were reportedly incarcerated around the same period in 2021, and Khan has spoken publicly about helping Kundra with basic necessities such as food and water during their time behind bars.

The disagreement also touches on Kundra's 2023 biographical film UT69, which explored his experience inside jail. Khan has previously alleged that his role in helping Kundra was not reflected in the film and claimed that related portions were cut. Those comments have now become part of the latest social media exchange between the two.

Rather than addressing each claim individually, Kundra's latest message takes aim at the broader narrative. His reference to people changing their "version" when someone is no longer useful suggests that he believes Khan's current comments are motivated by personal disappointment. Kundra also made it clear that he does not consider repeated allegations on a podcast to automatically make them factual.

The exchange has naturally attracted attention because both Kundra and Khan have had highly public legal controversies over the years. Kundra has faced allegations in the pornography production case, which he has denied, while Khan has also faced arrests and legal allegations of his own. Their respective legal histories have frequently kept both men in the public spotlight.

Kundra's latest post also reflects the complicated line between personal experiences and public storytelling. His film UT69 was based on his time in jail, but his latest response suggests that he believes not every personal interaction or private detail necessarily needs to become part of a public narrative.

Ajaz Khan's comments, meanwhile, have added another dimension to the discussion surrounding UT69 and Kundra's portrayal of his jail experience. Whether the two eventually address the matter in greater detail remains to be seen, but Kundra's latest response makes his position clear.

For now, the social media exchange has turned an old chapter from their time in Arthur Road Jail into a fresh public dispute. With Kundra calling the claims "clickbait" and questioning the motivation behind them, the conversation is likely to continue as audiences and social media users weigh the competing versions of events.

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