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How Ata Pata Laapata became the film at the heart of Rajpal Yadav’s legal battle | Bollywood News

How Ata Pata Laapata became the film at the heart of Rajpal Yadav’s legal battle | Bollywood News

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Actor Rajpal Yadav’s passion project Ata Pata Laapata has remained at the heart of a legal battle for nearly 15 years now. On Friday, the Delhi High Court upheld the actor’s conviction in the long-running cheque bounce case linked to the film’s financing, sentencing him to three months’ imprisonment in each of the seven cases, with all sentences to run concurrently. He has also been asked to ordered Yadav to pay Rs 1.05 crore in each case to the complainant. He has also been asked to pay Rs 1.04 crore to the complainant, along with Rs 25,000 to the State. The court has also granted him two months to challenge the verdict before the appellate court. The case against Rajpal Yadav The legal battle stems from the financing of Rajpal Yadav’s debut production Ata Pata Laapata. The dispute dates back to 2010, when Rajpal Yadav secured Rs 5 crore from Murali Projects Pvt Ltd for the film. The film failed commercially, and the repayment dispute eventually led to multiple cheque dishonour cases. A trial court …

Rajpal Yadav faces 3-month jail term in cheque bounce case

Rajpal Yadav faces 3-month jail term in cheque bounce case

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While Rajpal Yadav was recently enjoying the success of Welcome to the Jungle, he has now faced another legal setback in a cheque bounce case. The Delhi High Court upheld his conviction in multiple cheque bounce cases linked to a loan taken for his directorial debut, Ata Pata Laapata. While modifying his sentence, the court ordered three months’ imprisonment. Rajpal Yadav sentenced to 3 months in jail As per ANI, Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma upheld the conviction and modified the sentence awarded earlier by the sessions court. Yadav has also been directed to pay Rs 1.05 crore to the complainant in each of the seven cases. Additionally, the court ordered him to pay Rs 1.04 lakh and Rs 75,000 to the complainant, along with Rs 25,000 to the State. The High Court further directed Yadav’s wife, Radha Yadav, to pay Rs 5,51,380 to the complainant in each case. 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 …

Rajpal Yadav opens up on his days in Tihar jail, tells Farah Khan if he had any duties: ‘Bahut discipline se rehna tha’

Rajpal Yadav opens up on his days in Tihar jail, tells Farah Khan if he had any duties: ‘Bahut discipline se rehna tha’

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In February this year, actor Rajpal Yadav surrendered and was sent to Tihar Jail in connection with a ₹9 crore debt and cheque bounce case. However, on February 16, he was granted interim bail till March 18. Recently, Rajpal reflected on that phase of his life during a candid chat with filmmaker and choreographer Farah Khan. Farah Khan asks Rajpal Yadav about his jail time. Farah Khan talks about Rajpal Yadav’s Tihar jail term During the vlog, Rajpal made mixed vegetable rice for Farah and Dilip and was seen chopping vegetables himself. The actor revealed that when he was a struggling actor in Mumbai and lived with 10–12 people, they would all make this dish to avoid making chapatis for so many people. Later, when Farah asked if he had been assigned any duties during his jail term, Rajpal said the situation never escalated to that point. Speaking about his days in Tihar Jail, Rajpal revealed, “Voh naubat nahi thi, lekin bahut discipline se rehna tha vahan pe aur proper time katna tha (It hadn’t …

Delhi High Court grants relief to Rajpal Yadav in cheque bounce case; actor won’t be sent to jail

Delhi High Court grants relief to Rajpal Yadav in cheque bounce case; actor won’t be sent to jail

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Actor Rajpal Yadav made headlines after he was sent to Tihar Jail in a ₹9 crore debt and cheque bounce case. The actor was granted interim bail and was released from jail on February 16. On March 18, the Delhi High Court said it will not send the actor to jail for now, as he had made substantial payments to the complainant in the cheque bounce cases against him. Rajpal Yadav has been granted relief by the Delhi HC in the cheque bounce case. (Instagram/@rajpalofficial) Rajpal Yadav granted relief The Delhi High Court on Wednesday declined to vacate its earlier order granting an interim suspension of sentence to Rajpal Yadav in cheque-bouncing cases and extended the relief till April 1. A bench of justice Swarana Kanta Sharma ruled that the actor was not running away and was instead present in court and had also made “substantial payment” towards the default amount. “I don’t find any reason. He’s not running away. He’s here. He’s coming to court, and he has also been in jail. He’s already …

Rajpal Yadav sent to Tihar Jail over ₹9 crore debt: Here’s the timeline of what happened

Rajpal Yadav sent to Tihar Jail over ₹9 crore debt: Here’s the timeline of what happened

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Known for making audiences laugh with his comic timing, actor Rajpal Yadav is now facing a situation far from funny. The Bollywood star has landed in legal trouble once again, with a decade-old financial dispute leading to his recent surrender at Tihar Jail. If you’ve come across reports about the case and are wondering what’s really going on, here’s a quick breakdown of everything you need to know. Rajpal Yadav Loans that caused the chaos The trouble began in 2010 when Yadav took a loan of ₹5 crore from Delhi-based Murali Projects Pvt Ltd to fund his directorial debut, Ata Pata Laapata (2012). The film’s failure at the box office sparked a repayment crisis, leading to a legal battle that saw a Magisterial Court convict him and his wife, Radha, in April 2018 under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act. After seven cheques issued to the complainant bounced, the actor was sentenced to six months of simple imprisonment, a conviction that was later upheld by a Sessions Court in early 2019. The suspension and …