Reality television personality and model Akanksha Choudhary has made serious allegations against organisers of a Navratri event in Pune, describing what she says was a frightening and poorly managed experience. In videos shared on social media, she alleged that she was taken to the event venue without adequate support from her team and used the phrase “Mujhe kidnap hi kar liya tha” to describe how the situation felt to her.
Reports published on October 18 say the dispute involved an event at Pedkar Grounds. Choudhary also alleged that her payment was not cleared and that her photographs were used for promotional purposes. These remain allegations made by the performer; an independent investigation or official finding would be needed to establish what happened.
What Akanksha Choudhary has alleged
According to her account, there were problems with event coordination, communication and safety arrangements. She said she was unhappy with how she was transported and managed and claimed she did not receive the professional support she expected. She has also reportedly indicated that she is considering legal action over the matter.
Event appearances typically involve agreements covering fees, travel, security, stage schedules, publicity and the responsibilities of both the artist and the organiser. When these arrangements are unclear or not followed, disputes can quickly escalate, especially when the artist and organisers offer different versions of events.
Why event safety and contracts matter
For performers, a written contract and a named point of contact can help clarify payment terms, transport, accommodation, security and the permitted use of photographs or videos. Organisers also need to provide reliable schedules and safe movement between venues. Any concern involving a person’s freedom of movement or physical safety should be taken seriously and handled through appropriate channels.
Social media videos can bring attention to a complaint, but they do not by themselves settle every disputed detail. The organisers’ response, any available documentation and information from authorities would be important in assessing the allegations fairly. At the time of writing, this article does not treat the claims as proven facts.
What happens next?
Choudhary’s reported threat of legal action means the dispute could move beyond online statements. If a formal complaint is filed, investigators would be able to examine communications, payment records, travel arrangements and witness accounts.
InfoFlick will update this report if a verified response from the organisers or an official statement becomes available. Until then, the allegations should be attributed to Choudhary, and all parties should be given a fair opportunity to present their account.
