The video of the incident shared by Virat Kohli went viral on social media (File) Highlights Anushka Sharma, Virat Kohli were served a legal notice by Arhan Singh Anushka Sharma scolded Mr Singh on video for littering on a Mumbai road The video, uploaded by Virat Kohli on social media, had gone viral Saw these people throwing garbage on the road & pulled them up rightfully. Travelling in a luxury car and brains gone for a toss. These people will keep our country clean? Yeah right! If you see something wrong happening like this, do the same & spread awareness. @AnushkaSharmapic.twitter.com/p8flrmcnba — Virat Kohli (@imVkohli) June 16, 2018 Bollywood superstar Anushka Sharma and her cricketer husband Virat Kohli have been served legal notice by the man whom the actor schooled for littering on a road in Mumbai, reported news agency ANI.The man, Arhan Singh, sent the couple a legal notice on Saturday for shaming him on social media last week. Arhan tossed a plastic wrapper out on the road from his car's window in Mumbai. In an SUV next to him, Anushka Sharma rolled down her window, and then gave him a piece of her mind. A video of the incident was uploaded on social media by Virat Kohli, which went viral."Hi. My legal advisors have sent a notice to Mr Virat Kohli and Mrs Anushka Sharma Kohli. As the ball is in their court, no comments now. As in all fairness I should await their response," Arhan was quoted as saying by ANI.The video, which had millions of views, received mixed reactions on the internet with many accusing the Anushka Sharma of being "rude", "impolite" and "arrogant" in her tone. Many people also came in support of them, with union minister Kiren Rijiju saying civic sense is social ethics Later, Arhan in a Facebook post hit back at the celebrity couple and said, "The garbage that mistakenly went out of the window of my 'luxury car' was way less than the garbage that came out from your mouth, from your 'luxury car's window, or the trashy mind of Virat Kohli to shoot and post this online... for whatever gains. Now that's some serious trash." Last night, Congress leader Sanjay Jha also jumped into controversy saying, "Celebrities don't need to promote themselves when supposedly attempting a good thing. How much publicity do you want, guys? "The NH-10 actor became the face of a campaign to clean the country as part of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ambitious Clean India Mission, which kickstarted in 2014.<doc-sep>India's cricket team captain Virat Kohli (L) and his wife, Bollywood actress Anushka Sharma, pose during a photo oppurtunity at their wedding reception in New Delhi, India December 21, 2017. REUTERS/Adnan Abidi - RC130DC31220 Moneycontrol News Arhhan Singh, who Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma recorded littering, has reportedly sent a legal notice to the couple for shaming him on social media. Last week, cricketer Virat Kohli posted a video clip on Instagram, of his actor wife, Anushka Sharma scolding Singh for allegedly throwing plastic out of his car, which went viral. In the video, Anushka is seen asking the man, “Why are you throwing garbage on the road? Why are you throwing plastic on the road? Please be careful. Don't throw plastic like that on the streets. Use a dustbin.” Kohli shared the video in an Instagram post saying, “Saw these people throwing garbage on the road and pulled them up rightfully. Travelling in a luxury car and brains gone for a toss. These people will keep our country clean? Yeah right!!! If you see something wrong happening like this, do the same and spread awareness.” Meanwhile, speaking about the legal notice, Singh said, “My legal advisors have sent a notice to Mr Virat Kohli and Mrs Anushka Sharma Kohli. As the ball is in their court, no comments now. As in all fairness I should await their response.” As per an Outlook India report, Congressman Sanjay Jha commented on the controversy and said that celebrities shouldn’t promote themselves while supporting a good cause. Kiren Rijiju, Minister of State for Home Affairs, backed the actress for her civic sense and said that the couple don't need any publicity. However, social media was divided with some applauding the "Sanju" star.<doc-sep>When Arhhan Singh "carelessly" littered on the street, little did he know that he would be in the news. He was schooled by Anushka Sharma for throwing garbage on the street from his "luxury car", and a video of the same was shared by Virat Kohli on social media. Virat slammed Arhhan for littering and wrote, "Travelling in a luxury car and brains gone for a toss. These people will keep our country clean? Yeah right!!!" Now, Arhhan has sent a legal notice to Virat and Anushka, demanding an apology from them. When India Today got in touch with Arhhan, he said, "My legal advisors have sent a notice to Mr Virat Kohli and Mrs Anushka Sharma Kohli. As the ball is in their court, no comments now... As in all fairness, I should await their response." After the video went viral, Arhhan had responded with a post of his own on social media. Sharing a screengrab from the video, he slammed Virat and Anushka and wrote that he "happened to carelessly Litter a sq mm of plastic while driving (sic)". Immediately, Anushka rolled down her car window and began "ranting and yelling like a crazy roadside person", he claimed. "While I'm apologetic for my carelessness, Mrs Anushka Sharma Kohli a little etiquette and politeness in ur dialogue wouldn't have made u a lesser star !! There are all kinds of manners and hygiene .. verbal etiquette is one of them ! The garbage that mistakenly went out of the window of my 'luxury car'... Was way less then the garbage that came out from your mouth... From ur 'luxury car's' window... Or the trashy mind @virat.kohli to shoot and post this online... For whatever gains... Now thats some serious trash (sic)," he added. (With inputs from Mayuresh Ganapatye) ALSO READ: Man rebuked by Virat and Anushka for littering has a Bollywood connect ALSO READ: Man slams 'trashy' Virat and Anushka after being schooled for littering<doc-sep>For this week’s #BigStory, we spoke to aspiring actors who are still powering on despite the delays, casting directors, acting institutes, as well as strugglers whose dreams have come crashing down, to understand how has the pandemic affected people who were yet to even become a part of the industry. Read on:<doc-sep>
Bollywood actor Anushka Sharma and her husband, cricketer Virat Kohli, have been served a legal notice by a man who Sharma scolded for littering a road in Mumbai, ANI reported on Sunday. Arhhan Singh, a part-time actor, reportedly sent Sharma and Kohli a legal notice on Saturday for shaming him on social media. ““Hi. My legal advisors have sent a notice to Mr Virat Kohli and Mrs Anushka Sharma Kohli,” ANI quoted Singh as saying. “As the ball is in their court, no comments now..as in all fairness I should await their response.” Sharma’s official spokesperson told The Indian Express that the couple’s legal team was looking into the matter. On June 16, Kohli posted a video in which Sharma rebukes Singh for throwing a piece of plastic on the road from his vehicle. Sharma is seen asking him why he was throwing garbage on the road. “Don’t throw garbage on the road,” the actor tells him. “You can’t just throw plastic around like that on the streets. Use a dustbin.” Saw these people throwing garbage on the road & pulled them up rightfully. Travelling in a luxury car and brains gone for a toss. These people will keep our country clean? Yeah right! If you see something wrong happening like this, do the same & spread awareness. @AnushkaSharma pic.twitter.com/p8flrmcnba — Virat Kohli (@imVkohli) June 16, 2018 After Kohli’s video gained over a million views on social media sites, Singh took to Facebook to accuse Sharma of “ranting and yelling like a crazy roadside person”. He also apologised for littering the road. “The garbage that mistakenly went out of the window of my luxury car...was way less then the garbage that came out from your mouth.” Congress Spokesperson Sanjay Jha too questioned Sharma and Kohli about the social media post. “Celebrities don’t need to promote themselves when supposedly attempting a good thing,” Jha tweeted on Saturday. “How much publicity do you want, guys?”