Filmmaker Vikram Bhatt is facing police investigation after an FIR was lodged against him in Udaipur over an alleged fraud related to a film project, a claim that Bhatt has strongly denied.
The filmmaker, meanwhile, maintains that the claims are baseless and insists that he has done nothing wrong, reiterating that the “Rajasthan Police is being misled,” news agency ANI reported on Monday.
The case was registered at Bhupalpura police station and is currently under investigation. Here are the details:
— Complainant: The FIR was filed by Dr Ajay Murdia of Udaipur.
— Allegation: The complainant alleges he had an agreement with Vikram Bhatt's company for the production of some movies and documentaries, intended as a tribute to his late wife; however, the deal was not rightfully fulfilled from Bhatt's end.
— Contract details: The agreement involved the complainant paying an amount to Vikram Bhatt's company with a contract to produce four movies.
— Alleged breach of the contract: The complainant, Dr Murdia, accused the production house of failing to produce the movies as per the contract, and the two movies that were made were not rightfully attributed. The production of the movie with the highest budget was reportedly never started.
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