"Kaala Jaadoo was done on me" - Apoorva Mukhija breaks down over India's Got Latent controversy –

Apoorva Mukhija breaks down:

The controversies of India's Got Latent literally halted the careers of Samay Raina, Ranveer Allahbadia, and Apoorva Mukhija. While all three have received brutal backlash on the internet and have been banned by many, Apoorva finally confronted the camera and opened up about her life after the controversies. She was the one who got trolled and slammed for her "vagina" remarks and was seen crying in her latest video.

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Mukhija broke down while discussing her experiences after the controversies that shook her and her family. She also mentioned that some kaala jaadoo (black magic) was done on her. According to her, a tarot card reader had informed her that some black magic had been performed on her, and she became convinced of it.

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Apologizing to her viewers, she said, "I genuinely create content to entertain people and make them laugh. I never wanted to hurt anybody, and I'm very, very sorry. I should have been more mindful of my words, but I have learned my lesson, and I promise I will do better moving forward. I just hope you guys can forgive me, and I am truly sorry if I hurt your sentiments."

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Apoorva couldn't hold back tears while discussing how this controversy shattered her family members. "I am very, very sorry. I should have been more mindful of my words," she said while crying in front of the camera.

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