Bollywood actor Rajpal Yadav surrendered at Delhi's Tihar Jail in a cheque bouncing case. He became emotional after the court denied him relief in the ₹2.5 crore dispute related to the 2010 film "Aata Pata Lapata" and spoke before surrendering.

Rajpal Yadav surrenders at Tihar Jail

Bollywood actor Rajpal Yadav has surrendered to Delhi's Tihar Jail following a court order in a cheque bouncing case. The Delhi High Court refused to grant him more time to raise the outstanding amount. The case relates to his 2010 film "Aata Pata Lapata."

Rajpal Yadav gets emotional before surrendering

Before surrendering, Rajpal Yadav appeared extremely emotional. According to a NewsX report, he said, "Sir, what should I do? I don't have any money. I don't see any other solution... Sir, we are all alone here." His statement moved fans as well. It is rapidly going viral on social media.

What is Rajpal Yadav's cheque bounce case?

This case dates back to 2010, when Rajpal Yadav borrowed approximately ₹5 crore from Murli Projects Pvt Ltd for his directorial venture, "Aata Pata Lapata." The film failed at the box office, and he was unable to repay the loan. Several subsequent checks bounced, leading to a case being filed under the Negotiable Instruments Act.

Court verdict and punishment on Rajpal Yadav

In April 2018, a magistrate court convicted Rajpal Yadav and his wife under Section 138 of the IPC. The court sentenced them to six months' imprisonment. Rajpal challenged the verdict, but the legal battle dragged on, and the outstanding amount is estimated to be nearly ₹9 crore.

What will happen next in the Rajpal Yadav case?

After failing to secure relief from the High Court, Rajpal Yadav will now face punishment. This case also raises questions about financial planning and legal risks in the film industry. Fans are hoping that the actor will soon overcome this difficult period and return to the big screen.

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