Following similar threats to Ranveer Singh and Rohit Shetty, actress and former Bigg Boss 13 contestant Himanshi Khurana has become the latest celebrity to receive a chilling death threat and a massive extortion demand.
Reports surfacing over the weekend confirm that the actress has approached the Mohali Police, who have immediately registered an FIR.
Here is the breakdown of the terrifying incident.
The Threat: "₹10 Crore & A Voice Note" 📧
The Method: Himanshi received the threat via an email sent to her official account.
The Content: The email allegedly contained a voice note from a man identifying himself as a gangster.
The Demand: The sender demanded a staggering ₹10 Crore (₹100 Million) and explicitly threatened to kill her if the money was not paid.
The Suspect: Police sources suspect the threat came from Harry Boxer, an alleged operative of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang—the same name linked to the recent threats against Ranveer Singh.
Police Action: Cyber Hunt Is On 👮♂️
FIR Registered: The Mohali Police have registered a case at the Sohana Police Station under sections related to extortion and criminal intimidation.
Foreign Link: Initial investigations suggest the email and voice note originated from a foreign-based server, likely using a VPN to mask the sender's location.
Security: Security around Himanshi's residence has been reviewed and tightened as a precaution.
A Pattern of Terror 📉
This incident confirms that the extortion ring is not limiting itself to Bollywood A-listers but is targeting high-profile figures across the industry.
Timeline of Terror (Feb 2026):
Week 1: Firing outside Rohit Shetty’s home.
Week 2: Ranveer Singh receives a threat; his staff is targeted.
Week 2: Aayush Sharma (Salman Khan’s brother-in-law) receives a threat.
Now: Himanshi Khurana is targeted in Punjab.
SantaBanta Verdict:
Himanshi has faced online trolling and controversies before, but a direct death threat from an organized gang is a different beast entirely. It is alarming to see how easily these international gangsters are able to digitally terrorize artists in India.
