Vikram Bhatt Denies Rs 30 Crore Fraud Allegations In Udaipur FIR: ‘Rajasthan Police Is Being Misled…’

Vikram Bhatt has found himself in trouble as an FIR has been lodged against him in Udaipur over an alleged fraud concerning a film project. A case has been registered at Bhupalpura police station. The investigation for the same is currently underway. Superintendent of Police Yogesh Goyal said that Dr Ajay Murdia of Udaipur filed against the filmmaker at the Bhupalpura police station. The complainant alleged that, in the memory of his late wife, he had an agreement with Vikram Bhatt’s company for the production of some movies and documentaries.

While speaking to ANI, Yogesh Goyal said, “An FIR has been filed in which the complainant has alleged that in the memory of his late wife, he had an agreement with Vikram Bhatt's company for the production of some movies and documentaries. The complainant paid an amount to Vikram Bhatt's company, and a contract was signed to produce four movies. The production house failed to produce the movies as per the contract, and the two movies that were made were not rightfully attributed. The production of the movie, which had the highest budget, was never started. Investigation is going on, and action will be taken appropriately.”

Vikram Bhatt has denied the allegations made against him and said that the police have been misled. The filmmaker told ANI, “I read the entire FIR. Now, to be honest, I feel that the Rajasthan Police is being misled…I have neither a letter, nor a notice, nor anything. And they say that out of greed for ₹200 crores, I made a scam of ₹30 crores. If they have told this to the police, then surely they must have some documents, some paperwork. Otherwise, the police don't do such things. So, if that is the case, then it is forged. It cannot be.”

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