Rajpal Yadav Cheque Bounce Case: Rajpal Yadav is back in the headlines. The veteran comedian recently surrendered at Tihar Jail on February 5 after the Delhi High Court dismissed his final plea for more time in a cheque bounce case. This development has triggered widespread discussion around Rajpal Yadav, his finances, and support from Bollywood colleagues.

Is Salman Khan Helping Rajpal Yadav In Cheque Bounce Case?

Meanwhile, in a recent conversation with SCREEN, Rajpal Yadav’s manager Goldie confirmed that industry figures stepped in to help. He said, “A lot of people have reached out to help Rajpal Yadav. Actors like Sonu Sood, Salman Khan, and Ajay Devgn have extended their support. I was just on a call with David Dhawan, he too reached out. Ratan Nain, Varun Dhawan…many people are coming forward to help him this time, which Rajpal has deeply appreciated.”  HA3N0FQaAAMU6CK

Goldie added that the industry has stood by him, noting that commitments take time to materialise. A bail hearing is scheduled for February 12. Goldie said, “We have his bail hearing scheduled for tomorrow, and we are hopeful that he will be granted bail and released.”

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Celebrities Helping Rajpal Yadav Amid Rs 9 Crore Fraud

Additionally, music producer Rao Inderjeet Yadav promised Rs 1.11 crore, politician Tej Pratap Yadav pledged Rs 11 lakh, and KRK offered Rs 10 lakh. Furthermore, singer Guru Randhawa shared support online, actor Sonu Sood also extended help. 

 
 
 
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What Is Rajpal Yadav’s Cheque Bounce Case?

The legal case dates back to 2010, when Rajpal Yadav borrowed Rs 5 crore from M/s Murali Projects Pvt Ltd to finance his directorial film Ata Pata Laapata. The film failed commercially. Due to interest, penalties, and delayed payments, the outstanding amount reportedly rose to nearly Rs 9 crore. Multiple cheques issued to settle the dues were dishonoured, resulting in criminal proceedings under the Negotiable Instruments Act.



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