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Supreme Court Tells Rajpal Yadav to Rebuild Image Through Films

Supreme Court Tells Rajpal Yadav to Rebuild Image Through Films
‘Your money is Ata Pata Laapata’: Supreme Court to Rajpal Yadav in cheque bounce case · indianexpress.com

The Supreme Court is hearing cases about cheques that actor Rajpal Yadav gave to repay money connected to a film.

The court noted that he had submitted Rs 1.15 crore.

His lawyer also said a possible buyer would pay Rs 85 lakh for property, though reports give different dates for that payment.

The court said it was not satisfied with Yadav’s conduct but was giving him more time.

It also suggested he make a good movie and entertain people again.

Yadav said he had lost a lot of money over the years, including on his film Ata Pata Laapata.

The dispute began with a 2010 agreement for Rs 5 crore to finance that film.

The case was due back in court the following week.

Key facts

Payment noted by the court
Rs 1.15 crore
Further payment discussed
Rs 85 lakh from a prospective property buyer; reports cite October 12 or October 13
Original financing agreement
Rs 5 crore in 2010 for Ata Pata Laapata
Cheques alleged to have been dishonoured
Seven cheques of Rs 1.05 crore each, according to the complainant
Repayment agreement alleged by complainant
Around Rs 11 crore, including interest, under a 2012 agreement
Delhi High Court sentence
Three months’ imprisonment for Yadav, as reported in the articles
Next hearing
The following week

Quotes

Rajpal Yadav

Actor who appeared before the Supreme Court in the cheque-bounce case.

“Sir, pranam karta hoon. I have worked on some 200 to 250 films. Over the last 13 years, I have also incurred losses amounting to Rs 200-250 crore. I suffered a loss with Ata Pata Laapata. Rs 17 crore went down the drain... Send me wherever and whenever you wish; I am ready... I could not earn a rupee.”
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“A press conference was held against me. My film was stalled. It was supposed to be released in 1,200 theatres, yet it couldn't be released in even a single one. The movie couldn't be released in even one theatre.”
deccanchronicle.com

Chief Justice Surya Kant

Chief Justice of India and member of the Supreme Court bench hearing Yadav’s case.

“Is there a new movie coming out? Make a good movie and entertain people again; that will help rebuild your image. We have some lawyers here who are also good actors-why not make a movie featuring them?”
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“Koi nayi movie aa rahi hai? Koi achchi si movie banake logo ko dobara entertain karo. Aapki image dobara ban jayegi. Humare yahan kuch advocate bhi achche actor hain, unko leke koi movie banao.”
rediff.com

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