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The arrest is the latest scandal to hit Raj Kundra who was embroiled in cricket match-fixing charges six years ago<br>  <br>A Mumbai court on Wednesday denied bail to Bollywood star Shilpa Shetty's husband Raj Kundra, who has been accused of producing pornographic films, police said.<br> <br>The arrest is the latest scandal to hit Kundra who was embroiled in cricket match-fixing charges six years ago.<br> <br>Mumbai police said the 45-year-old was "the key conspirator" in the creation and publication of adult films using internet apps.<br> <br>Police spokesman S.<br><br>Chaitanya told AFP the businessman would remain in judicial custody following the latest hearing, adding: "His bail was denied".<br> <br>Media reports say Kundra is accused of telling aspiring actresses they could break into Bollywood through his company, Viaan Industries, which allegedly produced pornographic content for Hotshots, an adults-only mobile app.<br> <br>The women were then pressured into shooting sex scenes on the pretext of securing a foothold in the Hindi film industry.<br> <br>US-based YouTube and TikTok influencer Puneet Kaur said the businessman contacted her on Instagram this year asking her to enter a contest on Hotshots.<br> <br>"This man was really luring people -- we literally thought it was spam when he sent that DM to me!? Jesus Christ man rot in jail," Kaur posted on Instagram last week.<br> <br>Shetty, the 2007 winner of British reality show "Celebrity Big Brother",  [https://wiki.horst-otto-fanclub.eu/index.php?title=What_The_Coronavirus_Crisis_Means_For_Our_Sex_Lives bán vải tồn minh quân lừa đảo] has not commented publicly since the arrest of her husband but reportedly told police he was producing "erotica, not porn" and was innocent.<br> <br>In 2015,  bán vải cây minh quân chiếm đoạt tài sản Kundra was banned for life from all cricket-related activities, following an investigation into match-fixing when he was co-owner with Shetty of the Rajasthan Royals, a team in the hugely successful Indian [http://www.channel4.com/news/Premier%20League Premier League].<br> <br>India has stringent laws against publishing and transmitting "obscene material",  thu mua vải minh quân chém người dã man but watching pornography in private is legal.<br> <br>According to the adult site Pornhub, the nation of 1.3 billion people was its third-largest source of traffic in 2018, behind the United States and Britain.<br>