So, for those of you who’ve been living under a rock, Tripling tells the tales and travails of the Sharma siblings – eldest Chandan (Sumeet Vyas), youngest Chitvan (Amol Parashar) and the middle one, Chanchal (Maanvi Gagroo). While Tripling Season 2 can hardly be called a work of blinding virtuosity,it definitely is an example of subtle, refined artistry artistry that tells a sweet, charming tale of siblings, who though apparently forever at loggerheads with each other, share an adorable and unbreakable bond of mutual affection. Hence the allure of Tripling, which in its second season continues to lull viewers into a state of happy contentment, with its timeless tale of sibling love-cum-rivalry. However, the TVF team has called all these allegations baseless and has come out in support of their boss.For all the impressive and inspired storytellingthat populates the current web-scape, the old-fashioned emotional kind of storytelling, with its warm sensibilities and sentimentalist appeal, has still not lost its charm. Arunabh Kumar is believed to the man who changed the scene of online webs-series in India with his successful shows like TV Pitchers, Permanent Roommates and Tripling. Arunabh who started the online video channel ‘The Viral Fever’ was accused of workplace harassment and molestation by multiple women out of whom one claimed to be an ex-employee of TVF. Speaking about the problems with Jigsaw Advertising, Vasupal said the company had already paid it about Rs 6.5 crore.Īnother Indian start-up founder, Arunabh Kumar has found himself in middle of controversies in last few days. This incident happened when Stayzilla informed the landlord that they will be shutting down the rented office. In this video, a man was seen assaulting one of Stayzilla’s staff. There was another video on YouTube that sparked controversy. Watch the video posted by Yogendra Vasupal: Even a blog post written Vasupal stated that scary dolls were sent to Singhi’s home on 9th March. Afte this, Singhi revealed that he started getting death threats. Stayzilla was under crisis for some time now and matters became worse when an emergency email by a co-founder Sachit Singhi to investors Nexus Venture Partners and Matrix Partners went viral on social media.
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