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Jackky Bhagnani reveals why Shahid Kapoor’s Ashwatthama project was shelved

Jackky Bhagnani reveals why Shahid Kapoor’s Ashwatthama project was shelved

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Even as reports suggest that Shahid Kapoor will kick off a comedy later this year, the actor is keen to collaborate with long-time friend and producer Jackky Bhagnani for a big-screen outing. Bhagnani revealed to mid-day that the two friends want to unite forces professionally. “Shahid and I want to do something together. We feel that while we have been friends for 20 years, we can come together strongly as a professional team. But until we find that correct opportunity, we won’t. We are actively looking for something to collaborate on,” said the actor-turned-producer. Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link

Jackky Bhagnani refutes reports of legal battle between PVR INOX Pictures and Pooja Entertainment: ‘Entirely inaccurate’

Jackky Bhagnani refutes reports of legal battle between PVR INOX Pictures and Pooja Entertainment: ‘Entirely inaccurate’

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Actor-producer Jackky Bhagnani has dismissed reports claiming that PVR INOX Pictures is planning to take legal action against his father, Vashu Bhagnani, and their production house, Pooja Entertainment. Pooja Entertainment is already making headlines over a separate legal battle involving music rights connected to the upcoming film, Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai. His clarification comes in the wake of media reports claiming that PVR INOX Pictures and Pooja Entertainment were locked in a financial dispute stemming from a three-film deal between the two parties. Jackky Bhagnani’s banner issues clarification On Monday, Jackky Bhagnani’s banner Pooja Entertainment took to Instagram to share a statement, dismissing the rumours claiming that PVR INOX Pictures is preparing to initiate legal proceedings against Vashu Bhagnani and Pooja Entertainment. The note read, “Over the decades, Pooja Entertainment has built a relationship with the media rooted in mutual respect, transparency, and a shared love for Indian cinema. We are incredibly grateful for the continuous support you have extended to our team throughout our journey. Recently, reports have circulated regarding alleged legal …

‘Misleading and speculative’: PVR Inox Pictures dismisses financial rift with Vashu Bhagnani over ₹100 crore deal

‘Misleading and speculative’: PVR Inox Pictures dismisses financial rift with Vashu Bhagnani over ₹100 crore deal

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PVR INOX Pictures has publicly addressed the speculation regarding its alleged dispute with Vashu Bhagnani and Pooja Entertainment. A recent report suggested that losses linked to a multi-film deal between the two companies had led to repayment disputes and possible legal tension. However, PVR INOX Pictures has now firmly denied claims of any public fallout while maintaining that its long-standing relationship with producer Vashu Bhagnani’s family continues to remain cordial and professional. The clarification comes at a time when Pooja Entertainment is already making headlines over a separate legal battle involving music rights connected to David Dhawan’s upcoming comedy film. PVR Inox Pictures issues statement clarifying relationship with Puja Entertainment amid ₹100 cr deal. What the original report claimed According to a report byBollywood Hungama, PVR INOX Pictures had allegedly entered into a theatrical distribution agreement with Pooja Entertainment for three major releases — Mission Raniganj, Ganapath and Bade Miyan Chote Miyan. The report claimed that the distribution company had advanced close to ₹100 crore under a refundable agreement tied to the films’ theatrical performance. …

Vashu Bhagnani files Rs 400 cr suit against Tips, David Dhawan, seeks change in title of Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai

Vashu Bhagnani files Rs 400 cr suit against Tips, David Dhawan, seeks change in title of Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai

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The legal battle between producer Vashu Bhagnani’s Pooja Entertainment and Ramesh Taurani-led Tips Industries has intensified dramatically. Pooja Entertainment has filed a Rs 400 crore lawsuit before the Bombay High Court against Tips Industries Limited, Ramesh Taurani, Kumar S Taurani and filmmaker David Dhawan over the alleged unauthorised use of songs from the 1999 blockbuster Biwi No 1 in Varun Dhawan’s upcoming film Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai. The suit seeks urgent relief restraining the release, distribution, exhibition, streaming and further commercial exploitation of the film and its promotional material featuring the disputed songs, “Chunnari Chunnari” and “Ishq Sona Hai”. According to Pooja Entertainment, the makers of Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai do not possess the necessary rights to use the two songs from Biwi No 1. The production house has demanded that the tracks be removed from both the film and its promotional campaigns. The dispute carries added significance because the film’s title is derived from the song “Ishq Sona Hai”. Pooja Entertainment has therefore also sought a change in the title …

‘Vashu Bhagnani’s claims over Chunnari Chunnari malignant, vendetta’: Ramesh Taurani | Bollywood News

‘Vashu Bhagnani’s claims over Chunnari Chunnari malignant, vendetta’: Ramesh Taurani | Bollywood News

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4 min readMumbaiMay 27, 2026 02:31 PM IST A day after Ramesh Taurani’s Tips Industries Ltd released the recreated version of “Chunnari Chunnari” from David Dhawan’s upcoming romantic comedy Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai, the film’s team has issued a statement claiming it has full rights over the song from Dhawan’s 1999 hit Biwi No 1, contrary to the “malignant” allegations by producer Vashu Bhagnani of Pooja Entertainment. What Taurani said On Wednesday, a statement attributed to Taurani, Tips, and the film’s team, was released. “Recently, a series of baseless allegations have been made against us by Mr. Vashu Bhagnani. It is amply clear to us that this is a smear campaign driven by personal vendetta, intended to derail the release of our film Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai,” it stated. “Our association with Mr. Bhagnani dates back to 1995, when we generously offered him a 50 percent partnership and a producer credit on a project for which we had laid out all the ground work. Coolie No. 1 went on to become …

Pooja Entertainment gets interim relief in Chunari Chunari case on Tips: ‘We’re hopeful complete justice will be done’

Pooja Entertainment gets interim relief in Chunari Chunari case on Tips: ‘We’re hopeful complete justice will be done’

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The legal battle between producer Vashu Bhagnani’s Pooja Entertainment and Tips Music has sparked a larger debate over who truly owns the rights to a film’s music: the producer or the music label. Pooja Entertainment recently dragged Tips to court, alleging that the latter recreated the iconic song Chunari Chunari for their film Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai without permission. The track was originally featured in Biwi No.1 (1999), which was produced by them. The court has since granted interim protection to Vashu. Vashu Bhagnani Also read: Court grants Vashu Bhagnani interim relief over ‘unauthorised’ use of Bollywood IP rights, Tips calls claim ‘malicious’ Meanwhile, Tips maintained on Instagram that they remain the “lawful owner” of the music rights, dismissing Pooja Entertainment’s claims as “malicious.” When we reach out to Vashu pointing out the same, his legal spokesperson tells us, “The entire music rights, songs, and films mentioned in the plaintiff’s suit are covered under the “status quo” order. Therefore, at this stage, the question of whether they are the lawful owners or whether …

Producer Vashu Bhagnani sold sarees on footpath before signing Govinda in a single morning, building Bollywood empire

Producer Vashu Bhagnani sold sarees on footpath before signing Govinda in a single morning, building Bollywood empire

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From selling sarees on the streets at 13 to building a banner that has backed over 40 films, Vashu Bhagnani’s journey is as dramatic as the movies he produces. The founder of Pooja Entertainment, home to hits like Coolie No. 1, Hero No. 1 and Biwi No.1, has spent decades shaping commercial Bollywood, with his company producing more than 40 films over the years Speaking on the Zingabad podcast, Bhagnani opened up about his early struggles, business ventures, and the moment that changed his life. Bhagnani recalled his humble beginnings, saying, “I used to sell sarees on the footpath. At the age of 13, a boy who sold sarees on the road has reached here, so it is very good for himself. It will remain memorable for him and for his children.” At the time, his family lived in Kolkata, where opportunities felt limited. “In Calcutta, we were four brothers, and the scope there was a little limited, so we thought one brother should go to Delhi,” he said. That move proved to be a …

EXCLUSIVE| EOW says Netflix not cooperating in investigation of tussle with Pooja Entertainment’s Vashu Bhagnani

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Pooja Entertainment, helmed by producer Vashu and Jackky Bhagnani has been through a rough patch following a string of films that under performed at the Box Office. The latest however, in the complex web of financial controversies involving the production house, is an ugly legal tussle with streaming giant, Netflix. Bhagnani has sued Netflix for cheating and non-payment of dues to the tune of nearly 47.37 crores. Even as Netflix issued a denial and claimed that it is Pooja Entertainment that owes them money, the case, now under investigation by the Economic Offences Wing, seems to be stacked in the favour of Bhagnanis, owing apparently to non-cooperation from Netflix India. Producers Vashu Bhagnani and Jackky Bhagnani (L) Also read: Bade Miyan Chote Miyan producers accuse director Ali Abbas Zafar of siphoning funds; file complaint Speaking exclusively to HT, the investigating officer on the case, Senior Inspector Ravindra Avhad, says, “This amount of ₹47.37 crores is what Netflix owes to the complainant Vashu Bhagnani. But Netflix is not cooperating. We sent them two summons, but they …

Vashu Bhagnani claims Netflix owes him ₹47 crore; OTT platform denies it: Report | Bollywood

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₹47 crore; OTT platform denies it: Report&section=Entertainment&subSection=bollywood&impression=true” width=”100%” height=”0px” style=”display:block” frameborder=”0″ scrolling=”no”> Sep 25, 2024 07:06 PM IST Producer Vashu Bhagnani accused Netflix India of ‘cheating’ him to the tune of ₹47.37 crore, but the OTT platform claims he owes them money. Producer Vashu Bhagnani has accused Netflix India of allegedly ‘cheating’ him out of ₹47.37 crore. Talking to the Economic Times, the head of Pooja Entertainment claimed that he hadn’t received the money he is owed, but the OTT platform claims otherwise. (Also Read: Bade Miyan Chote Miyan producers accuse director Ali Abbas Zafar of siphoning funds; file complaint) Vashu Bhagnani runs Pooja Entertainment with his son Jackky Bhagnani. Vashu Bhagnani accuses Netflix According to the Economic Times report, Vashu claimed that the OTT platform ‘cheated and conspired against the rights’ of his three recent films – Hero No 1, Mission Raniganj and Bade Miyan Chote Miyan. He filed a complaint against Los Gatos Production Services India, through which Netflix reports its content investments in India, Zoo Digital India and against executives of both …

‘Ali Abbas Zafar hijacked production, went over-budget’: Vashu Bhagnani accuses BMCM director of ‘criminal conspiracy, misappropriation of funds’ | Bollywood News

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Producers Vashu Bhagnani and Jackky Bhagnani have filed a police complaint against filmmaker Ali Abbas Zafar for “misappropriation of funds.” The filmmaker directed the Akshay Kumar and Tiger Shroff-starrer action film Bade Miyan Chote Miyan, which flopped miserably earlier this year. The 17-page complaint, filed on September 3 at Bandra police station, details claims made by the Bhagnanis’ Pooja Entertainment, which has accused Ali Abbas Zafar of “siphoning the subsidy funds he took from Abu Dhabi authorities” during the shoot of the film. The complaint was made after Zafar, and Mission Raniganj director Tinu Desai accused the Bhagnanis of non-payment of dues, and also filed a complaint with the Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE) against the producers. The police complaint by Vashu Bhagnani covers the production nightmare of Bade Miyan Chote Miyan in 53 points, elaborating the film’s conception, its production schedules and how Ali Abbas Zafar, along with his business partners “slowly and systematically” entrapped the Bhagnanis “in their criminal conspiracy.”   The police complaint notes how Ali Abbas Zafar wanted a …