Preeti Jhangiani's Neighbour, Who Raised Hand On Her Son, Apologises To Police; Actress Withdraws Complaint
Few mothers would do what Preeti Jhangiani has. The actress has withdrawn her police complaint and thus been extremely kind to her neighbour Arif who should be condemned in no uncertain terms for slaping her son
Preeti
Jhangiani’s 7-year-old son, Jayveer was playing football at his neighbouring
compound, with his little brother and friends (Aishwarya Rai Bachchan’s nephew
and other kids), when a senior citizen, Arif Siddique, threatened and
physically abused him. Aishwarya's sister-in-law, Shrima, had
witnessed the incident. Shrima who intervened to calm Siddique down, was asked
to not intervene. A righteous Preeti and her husband Parvin Dabbas filed a
police complaint against Arif and justifiably lashed out at him.
The Mohabbatein
actress had told SpotboyE.com yesterday, “Yes it’s true, people like this
man, Mr Arif Siddique, should be named and blamed. He abused not only my son
but also the other mothers in the building and told them to “shut their trap.”
He went on to say, “I don’t talk to women” before calling the watchman. He
abused him with Hindi gaalis in front of the women and children. Both my
7-year-old and 3-year-old son were with their nanny. My son came home
traumatised and crying.” 
Preeti Jhangiani
Tempers seem to
have flayed and it is a case of: Leave the shameless man alone. SpotboyE.com
brings you the latest on this fracas that Preeti has taken the complaint back
after Arif went to the Khar police station and apologised.
Preeti Jhangiani With Her Husband Parvin Dabbas
A source says,
"Preeti is a very dignified lady and never enters into a fight with
anyone, leave aside even having a heated argument. Arif crossed all limits of
morals and ethics. Preeti's anger and reaction was full justified. And now, she
done a big obligation on Arif by taking the complaint back."
Preeti first
appeared in Rajshri Productions' music album Yeh Hai Prem (1997). Her song
Chhuimui Si Tum Lagti Ho was an overnight hit. She later went on to do films
like Aditya Chopra's Mohabbatein (2000), Vikram Bhatt's Awara, Pagla, Deewana
(2002), J P Dutta's LoC-Kargil, Madhur Bhandarkar's Aan: Men At Work and
Saurabh Shukla's Chehraa among many others, including several South films.
