Simran never cleared the air with her cousin behind her true intentions. Kirat, to date, feels it could be power and has talked about it in Sweet Bobby: My Catfish Nightmare. Kira

Netflix’s latest documentary, Sweet Bobby, tells the stranger-than-fiction tale of radio broadcaster Kirat Assi, who believed she was in a years-long relationship with a man named Bobby, only to learn that she had been catfished for years – with the culprit being a member of her own family, her cousin, Simran Bhogal.

Kirat Assi, a former radio presenter, was cheated for almost a decade by someone within her inner circle who pretended to be Bobby Jandu. However, the real Bobby, also part of their London Sikh Community, had no idea that someone was using his name to catfish Kirat.

Kirat Assi was catfished by a family member for nearly a decade, and Netflix’s new documentary, “Sweet Bobby,” tells the shocking story. Here’s what happened and where the catfisher is now.

Where is Simran Bhogal from Sweet Bobby now? She admitted to a 9 year long catfishing scheme. Here's where legal proceedings against her stand.

My Catfish Nightmare’s Simran Bhogal is, what she did, and where she is now. My Catfish Nightmare, a new documentary from The Tinder Swindler producer Raw based on Tortoise Media’s multi-part podcast,

My Catfish Nightmare’ ends without revealing why Simran Bhogal allegedly catfished Kirat Assi for nine years, pretending to be a doctor named Bobby Jandu. She has never come forward and appeared before the press or the public to explain the accusations against her.

Kirat Assi, Hemma Gulhane, Anurag Mehra, Ariya Larker Director: Lyttanya Shannon Rating: 3/5 Runtime: 82 min This Netflix documentary based on a hit podcast of the same name, is largely a first-person account by Kirat of her experience.

My Catfish Nightmare” explores the true story of Kirat Assi, a London radio presenter who was deceived into an eight-year online relationship with "Bobby Jandu," a supposedly wealthy man she met through Facebook.