Saheb Bhattacharya Viral Video: A viral video link claiming to have a photo of Bengali actor Saheb Bhattacharjee is circulating online. But be careful; clicking on it may damage your device or steal your personal information.
Saheb Bhattacharya viral video controversy
The popular Bengali actor, who is currently winning hearts with his role as ‘Agnibha’ in Star Jalsa’s serial ‘Katha,’ has been in the headlines since yesterday. But this time, it’s for a not-so-pleasant reason. The Bengali heartthrob is trending on the internet with a ‘viral video.’ According to rumors, a private video of Saheb has allegedly been leaked on the internet, which has sparked a huge ire among fans. Neither the actor nor his team has addressed the ongoing issue till now.
Is Saheb Bhattacharya’s viral video real?
Is the leaked video real or fake? A mysterious link claiming to show ‘private’ or ‘leaked’ content of actor Saheb Bhattacharjee is going viral. A private video that has already gone viral or leaked on the internet is not original. As claimed by Daily Jagran, the viral link appears to be fake, being used for clickbait. Apparently, there is no real video, and the link can be dangerous as it can steal your passwords and hack your social media and bank accounts. Please be careful and do not click on such links.
Who is Saheb Bhattacharya?
From presenting to acting, Saheb Bhattacharya is a well-known name in the Bengali film industry. Born on November 17, 1985, the 39-year-old Saheb is known for acting in classic plays like “Gorosthaney Sabdhan,” “Double Feluda,” and “Aaro Ek Prithibi.”
Saheb is the son of former Mohun Bagan footballer Subrata Bhattacharya. His sister Sonam is married to former Indian footballer Sunil Chhetri. Talking about his love life, Saheb Bhattacharya (or Bhattacharjee) is often seen with his ‘Katha‘ co-star Susmita Dey.
Why is the name Saheb Bhattacharya being misused?
Saheb Bhattacharya is a well-known Bengali film and television actor. Sadly, scammers use the names of famous people to attract attention. They create fake buzz by adding scary words like ‘leaked’ or ‘private video,’ and people unknowingly fall into cyber traps.