Mahesh Bhatt has been indifferent to me: Rahul Bhatt
by IANS
Mumbai: Filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt's son Rahul Bhatt, who came into the limelight when his name cropped up in connection with 2008 Mumbai terror accused David Headley, has bared his heart out about his troubled relationship with his father.

The aspiring actor has come up with a book 'Headley and I', co-written by Hussain Zaidi.

"My father Mahesh Bhatt never treated me like his own child. You know how it is. You've known me from the time I was a child fighting for my sister against Ranvir Shorey, to 'Bigg Boss' to the book," said Rahul.

"It's the raw uncut truth about my relationship with my father. I've put it all in the book. I've exorcized my demons," he added....more    
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