Obsessed female fan stalks Karan Singh Grover

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Posted: 12 years ago

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Karan Singh Grover has always been loved by women. But while shooting in Bhopal, Karan had a scary experience. The actor was shooting day and night, performing risky stunts on cars and bikes but later he realised that he was being stalked by a woman. She claimed to be Karan's biggest fan and refused to budge from the sets.

She followed Karan everywhere and would spend the remaining hours in front of the hotel where Karan was put up. One very early morning while Karan was stepping out of the hotel for a jog by the lake, he was startled to find the woman waiting for him on the street across the hotel. "It was eerie'" says Karan!

The next morning, the woman came with her husband to Ranjit Lake where the unit was shooting. She was so much in love with Karan that she begged and pleaded the director to add a small scene between Karan and her in the show. Commenting on this Gul Khan, the director and producer of the show said, "We couldn't believe the audacity of the woman. She was so hell bent on filming a scene with Karan. It was awfully nice of Karan to take her aside and chat up with her, click pictures with her and request her to leave the sets."

Just when one thought that the terror was over, the same woman turned up at the shoot the next day and started stalking Rishabh Sinha (who plays the character of Ayaan in Qubool Hai). He too, like Karan, had to make her sit on his bike and click pictures with her and only then did she agree to leave him in peace. By the third day of the shoot in Bhopal, word had spread that a TV shoot was happening at Ranjit Lake with Karan Singh Grover and a huge crowd had gathered at the lake just to catch a glimpse of Karan. On the same Gul said, "He was mobbed literally. We were scared seeing the mammoth gathering. I told my unit to get extra security so that the shoot could be completed without any hindrance. Karan had to commute in a police car for security reasons."