'Trapping people for money...' Rajpal Yadav makes this request to the film industry after the 9 crore case

Rajpal Yadav is on interim bail in a ₹9 crore loan case. In a recent interview, the actor urged the film industry to create a fund to finance their films.

As you may know, Rajpal Yadav took a ₹5 crore loan in 2010 for his film, and due to his inability to repay it, the case reached court. With interest and penalties, he now owes ₹9 crore.

Rajpal Yadav's Request to the Industry

Recently, Rajpal Yadav said in an interview that film industry stars should come together and create an investment fund. Speaking to ANI, the "Bhoot Bangla" actor said, "I request the entire film federation to agree on an investment fund for film finance. They should create a basic platform that both foreign investors and actors can follow. If this happens, it will be much easier."

200 Agreements in 26 Years

Rajpal Yadav further said, "I've been working for 26 years and have signed at least 200 agreements, ranging from 1 lakh to 1.5 lakh, then up to 15 lakh rupees. If I had fought for the agreements, why is there only one case against me and no one else? I've been saying this repeatedly, no matter what the company is, I've been asked where the 5 crore rupees come from and where they go?"

Rajpal Yadav's Accusations on Those Who Provided the Money

Rajpal Yadav says the funds are necessary to prevent people from being implicated. He said, "I own 1500 crore rupees. I'm saying that I'm ready to support whoever is behind this film. But the intention behind this 5 crore rupees is wrong. It's wrong to take money and trap people. Madhav and Mithilesh's intentions were not right. Therefore, this is a fight between three people. No one knows the rest."