Archive · 14 Sep 2026
Marathi Actress Kalyani Nandkishor Reports Attack Near Pune
Marathi actress Kalyani Nandkishor said four men stopped her car near Pune.
She was travelling from Mumbai to Satara.
She said the men hit her car on purpose and demanded money.
She also said they tried to take her into their car.
Kalyani reported having bruises on her hand.
She filed a police complaint at Narhe police station.
She questioned why filing the complaint took so long.
Politician Supriya Sule asked Devendra Fadnavis to take strong action.
Kalyani Nandkishor said four men stopped her car near Pune’s Navale Bridge while she was travelling from Mumbai to Satara.
She alleged that the men intentionally hit her car and tried to extort money from her.
The actress said they also attempted to force her into their vehicle, leaving bruises on her hand.
Nandkishor said she filed a complaint at Narhe police station after spending approximately 11 p.m. to 6 a.m. there.
Supriya Sule urged Maharashtra Home Minister Devendra Fadnavis to take strict action and address concerns about public safety.
- Who
- Marathi actress Kalyani Nandkishor, four alleged attackers, and NCP leader Supriya Sule.
- What
- Nandkishor reported that four men stopped her car, allegedly attempted extortion, and tried to take her away; Sule requested strict action.
- When
- The incident was reported on Sunday; Nandkishor said she was at the police station from 11 p.m. until 6 a.m.
- Where
- Near Navale Bridge in Pune, while Nandkishor was travelling from Mumbai to Satara; she filed the complaint at Narhe police station.
- Why
- According to Nandkishor, the men stopped her to extort money and attempted to force her into their car.
- Reported victim
- Marathi actress Kalyani Nandkishor
- Reported location
- Navale Bridge area, Pune
- Travel route
- Mumbai to Satara
- Number of alleged attackers
- Four
- Complaint location
- Narhe police station
- Complaint timing
- Approximately 11 p.m. to 6 a.m.
- Political response
- Supriya Sule asked Devendra Fadnavis to take strict action