Last
year,
when
Nawazuddin
Siddiqui
was
having
marital
differences
with
his
wife
Aaliya,
the
actor's
brother
Shamas
had
come
out
in
his
support
in
the
media.
However,
a
few
days,
Shamas
left
everyone
shocked
when
he
took
a
dig
at
the
actor
over
his
outburst
over
celebrities
vacationing
in
the
Maldives
amid
the
COVID-19
pandemic,
leading
to
speculations
that
all
is
not
well
between
the
two
brothers.
Recently,
in
a
tete-a-tete
with
a
leading
tabloid,
Shamas
opened
up
about
his
rift
with
Nawazuddin
and
blamed
it
on
the
creative
differences
they
had
over
their
upcoming
film
Bole
Chudiyan.
The
film
helmed
by
Shamas,
stars
Nawazuddin
Siddiqui
and
Tamannaah
Bhatia
in
leading
roles.
While
speaking
with
ETimes,
when
Shamas
was
asked
to
elaborate
on
the
creative
differences
he
was
talking
about,
the
filmmaker
replied,
"Those
normal
things
which
happen
between
a
director
and
an
actor."
Futher
on
being
asked
if
the
Sacred
Games
actor
was
unhappy
with
the
film's
songs,
Shamas
told
the
daily,
"Mujhe
farak
nahin
padta,
people
are
liking
it.
Nawaz
tweeted
two
songs
and
did
not
tweet
the
third,
though,"
and
added,
"He
wants
the
film
to
be
very
real
and
I
want
it
to
be
commercial."
Before
Shamas-Nawazuddin's
fallout,
Bole
Chudiyan
had
hit
the
headlines
for
wrong
reasons
when
actress
Mouni
Roy
walked
out
of
the
film
citing
disagreements
with
producer
Rajesh
Bhatia.
On
the
other
handm
Bhatia
had
accused
the
Naagin
actress
of
being
unprofessional
and
irresponsible.
Later,
the
makers
roped
in
Tamannaah
Bhatia
in
place
of
Mouni.
The
Siddiqui
brothers
have
been
surrounded
by
controversies
since
last
year
when
Nawazuddin's
wife
Aaliya
accused
Shamas
of
domestic
violence.
She
had
filed
for
a
divorce
and
even
accused
the
actor
of
infidelity.
However,
recently,
Aaliya
had
a
change
of
heart
after
seeing
Nawazuddin's
caring
side
when
she
was
battling
COVID-19,
and
said
that
she
is
willing
to
start
afresh
with
the
Gangs
Of
Wasseypur
star.