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,

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

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.

Sweet Bobby's catfish victim is 'disappointed' over the 'real' Bobby's reaction to her ten year long nightmare

My Catfish Nightmare is a true crime documentary on Netflix that is giving goosebumps to the viewers. The docufilm tells the story of the longest-running catfishing case ever as a woman named Kirat Assi falls for someone with a fake identity online.

Sweet Bobby: My Catfish Nightmare doesn’t put in the effort to justify the re-telling of this story and if the standard for a documentary only has to be people sitting in chairs reliving the worst stuff that’s happened to them, it hardly speaks well of the art form.

Scott Bryan and Hayley Campbell join Adrian Chiles to talk about The Franchise, Sweet Bobby: My Catfish Nightmare and Disclaimer.

My Catfish Nightmare explores the astonishing true story of Kirat Assi and her relationship with the fictional Bobby Jandu.

Netflix's documentary "Sweet Bobby" follows a woman deceived into a fake online relationship. Kirat Assi said she didn't find out her lover's true identity for eight years into the relationship. Assi went on to sue the catfisher and tried — unsuccessfully — to get police to act.