No Artists Have Visited Roshan Roy in Jail, Says Tulsi Ji; Defends Him Amid Allegations

In a recent interview, Tulsi Ji, a fellow artist and colleague of Roshan Roy, addressed several questions regarding the ongoing controversy surrounding Roy, who is currently in jail. She clarified that not only she, but no artist has visited Roshan Roy in jail so far. “No one has gone to meet him in jail. Please don’t single me out—none of the artists have gone. Everyone is just praying for his early release,” she said.

When asked about her feelings regarding Roy’s incarceration, Tulsi Ji expressed her disappointment. “Of course, it feels bad. We used to work together, and it was always good. Now that he’s not around, it feels strange. But even in his absence, his songs are still being played,” she added.

Roshan Roy faces allegations from model Kiran Singh, who has accused him of inappropriate behavior with models. Responding to these allegations, Tulsi Ji commented, “Kiran Singh herself was a model. When someone accuses another person, it often reflects back on them as well. I’ve worked with Roshan Roy for many years and have never seen anything inappropriate. We always maintained professionalism on set.”

When pressed to choose between artists Ashish Yadav and Roshan Roy, Tulsi Ji diplomatically replied, “I like both of them. In fact, I appreciate all the artists, whether they are local stars or bigger names.”

Regarding the timeline of Roshan Roy’s possible release from jail, Tulsi Ji admitted she had no information but was optimistic. “He’s not in for something like murder. Of course, he will be released,” she stated.

The conversation also touched on a recent controversy where Kundan Bihari allegedly called Kiran Singh derogatory names. Tulsi Ji responded, “Such comments are wrong, no matter who says them. Both sides have made mistakes by speaking out against each other. It’s not right to insult anyone’s spouse.”

On the subject of past relationships, Tulsi Ji confirmed that Kiran Singh and Roshan Roy used to be close and would often cook meals together. “Yes, they used to make food together. Now things have changed, but these are personal matters,” she said.

The interview ended with a light-hearted exchange about Tulsi Ji’s tattoo, which she explained was done by her sister-in-law in the village. “There’s no special reason for it. My mother and father weren’t home, and my sister-in-law got it done for me,” she laughed.

As the controversy continues, Tulsi Ji’s statements shed light on the solidarity among artists and the complexities of personal and professional relationships in the entertainment industry.