Rajasthan Police arrested famous filmmaker Vikram Bhatt from Mumbai on Sunday. He is facing a serious allegation of defrauding Dr. Ajay Murdia, a businessman from Udaipur and owner of Indian Indira Group of Companies, to the tune of Rs 30 crore.

The police team caught Vikram Bhatt from Ganga Bhawan Apartment on Yari Road, Mumbai, which is said to be his sister-in-law’s house. Now the police will file a transit remand application in Bandra Court to take him to Udaipur. Let us know what is the whole matter.

What are the allegations against Vikram Bhatt?
On November 17, Dr. Murdia, founder of IVF Hospital, had filed an FIR against a total of 8 people including Vikram Bhatt. It is alleged that during an event he met Dinesh Kataria, who proposed to make a biopic film of the doctor’s wife. It was claimed that through the film the entire country would be told about his wife’s contribution.

In this connection, the doctor was called to Vrindavan Studio in Mumbai on 24 April 2024. But later it was revealed that the whole matter was of fraud and crores of rupees had been recovered in its name. According to the Times of India report, Dr. Murdia also alleged that as the production progressed, Vikram Bhatt started demanding money.

Lookout notice was also issued
On November 29, Udaipur Police had issued a lookout notice against a total of 6 accused including Vikram Bhatt, his wife Shwetambari Bhatt. A notice was also sent to everyone to appear before the Udaipur Police by 8th December. Besides, in this legal notice everyone was also forbidden from going out of the country. According to the report of Times of India, for this project a company named VSP LLP was registered in the name of Vikram Bhatt’s wife Shwetambari Bhatt.