Hotshots App Hotshot App has emerged as an important part of Raj Kundra Controversy. In such a situation, let us know what is HotShots app? And how Raj Kundra reached police custody because of an app.
HotShots App: Raj Kundra, husband of business man and actress Shilpa Shetty, is in a lot of discussion these days. The reason for this is a Hotshot app.
Actually it is alleged that Raj Kundra used to release porn movies from Hotshot app. Because of this Hotshots app has emerged as an important part of Raj Kundra controversy.
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In such a situation, let us know what is HotShots app? And how Raj Kundra reached police custody because of an app.
Know every detail about Hotshots app:
◙ Hotshots is a paid streaming mobile platform. The app is accused of steaming pornographic videos. This pornographic video has been shot in and around Mumbai.
◙ According to the details on the app, exclusive and original short films were released from this app. According to the information available on the information page of the app, photos and videos of the world's hot celebrities were to be shared from the app.
◙ But in the investigation of the crime branch of the police, the video of Hotshots app has been found to be of 18+ category.
◙ The work of making an app started in the year 2019
◙ In the year 2019, Raj Kundra started a company named ARMS Prime Media. After 6 months, the company developed an app called HotShots.
◙ The app was then sold to a London-based company Kenrin LTD for $25,000, owned by Pradeep Bakshi, a relative of Raj Kundra.
◙ The Hotshots app was removed from the Apple App Store in June 2020. At the same time, the app was removed from the Google Play Store in November 2020. The reason behind this was its pornographic content.
◙ However, it is alleged that after being banned from Google Play Store and Apple App Store, Raj Kundra used to control the operation of the app from the WhatsApp group.
◙ Raj Kundra and 11 others have been taken into police custody under IPC and IT Act in this case.