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Oh, the drama never stops in the glitzy world of Bollywood, does it? Just when you think youâve heard it all, another scandal comes tumbling out like a badly choreographed dance sequence. So, sit back, grab your popcorn, and let Bollywood Newshound Nisha spill the tea on todayâs cinematic soap opera. đŹđż
Vashu Bhagnani vs. Netflix: A Cash Clash! đžđ„
Oh dear, Vashu Bhagnani, the man who could give Scrooge McDuck a run for his money, is back in the spotlight! This time, the producerâs production house, Pooja Entertainment, is accusing Netflix of a âč47 crore con job. Yes, you heard it right. Apparently, Netflix hasnât paid up for the streaming rights to three of Poojaâs films: Hero No. 1, Mission Raniganj, and Bade Miyan Chote Miyan. A hefty sum of âč47.37 crore is whatâs at stake here.
Netflix, not one to take such allegations lying down, has flipped the script, claiming itâs actually Bhagnani who owes them money. I mean, seriously, who knew Bollywood had turned into a giant episode of Judge Judy? đ
The Director Drama: Ali Abbas Zafar Enters the Fray đ„
Vashu Bhagnani, my dear, you seem to be collecting enemies like theyâre rare PokĂ©mon cards. Director Ali Abbas Zafar has accused Vashu of holding back âč7.3 crore for his work on Bade Miyan Chote Miyan. In fact, Ali was so frustrated he took his grievances to the Directors Association.
But wait, it gets juicier! Bhagnani retaliated by accusing Ali of misusing subsidy funds during the filmâs shoot in Abu Dhabi. He even tried to file a police complaint, but alas, no FIR was registered. These two are more dramatic than any on-screen couple, I tell you. đ€Šââïž
The Crew Conundrum: Unpaid Dues đŹđ°
And if you thought the story ends there, think again. Back in July 2024, it was reported that Bhagnani hadnât paid âč65 lakh to the crew members of one of his films. The Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE) had to step in to mediate. Seriously, Vashu, maybe itâs time to invest in a good accountant?
Nishaâs Nutshell đ„
In the grand Bollywood circus, the show must go on, even if it means pointing fingers and playing the blame game. Hereâs the moral of todayâs tale: In Bollywood, itâs not just the drama on-screen that steals the spotlight; the off-screen antics are equally entertaining. So, if youâre planning to join this industry, come prepared with a thick skin, a good lawyer, and maybe a piggy bank big enough to hold a few crore!
Tags: Bollywood Drama, Vashu Bhagnani, Netflix, Ali Abbas Zafar, Bollywood Controversies, Hindi Film News, Bollywood Gossip
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