Apurva Mukhija says she killed herself after Samay Raina’s ‘India’s Got Latent’ controversy: ‘I would have killed myself’ |

Producer Apoorva Makhija opened up about one of the most difficult chapters of his life while speaking on Lock Upp Season 2. Looking back on the aftermath of the Indian drama Got Latent, he revealed that he struggled with suicidal thoughts and said that his co-creator Sufi Motiwala was the person who stood by him during that time.In talking with Sufis about real situations, When they hear she shared that her friendship became her greatest source of strength as she dealt with the conflict.Overcome with emotion after meeting her again, Apoorva said, “I miss you so much.”Sufi quickly cut him off, saying, “Don’t say that.Apoorva went on to explain the importance of his presence in helping her navigate her life.“I couldn’t go through it. You were the only one with me. I wasn’t dating anyone. Personally, in my life, as a friend,” he added.Sufi also reflected on their relationship, describing their time together as one of the happiest moments of her life. He said that their friendship made him feel important in Mumbai.“I’m telling you the truth, brother. That one year was my favorite year of my life when we were friends. I finally felt like I had a group to hang out with in Bombay. I felt like there was someone I could go to whenever I wanted. And I missed you so much,” he said.The heart-to-heart conversation ended with both creators apologizing for the misunderstanding that had marred their friendship.Apoorva said: “I’m very sorry too. I know these little things can hurt a lot.For those who don’t know what happened, Apoorva Makhija was dragged into the controversy surrounding India’s Got Latent, a YouTube video show hosted by activist Samay Raina, last year.