By Admin 
Director Priyadarshan has recently openly supported actor Rajpal Yadav, who is currently lodged in Delhi’s Tihar Jail. This legal action has been taken against Rajpal Yadav in a case related to an old check bounce and loan. This matter is related to his directed film ‘Ata Pata Lapata’ (2010). He had borrowed money for the production of the film, but the film was not successful at the box office and due to non-payment of the loan on time, the matter reached the court.
Friendship or strategy? Why Priyadarshan’s big step in Rajpal Yadav’s trouble?
Priyadarshan told that he has known Rajpal Yadav for the last 20 years and they have worked together in many films. According to him, Rajpal is a hard-working and good-hearted person, but due to less education and lack of legal knowledge, he made a big mistake, due to which he has to face this situation today. The most important thing was that Priyadarshan demanded from the producers of his next film to increase the fees of Rajpal Yadav. He said that in view of the current economic and legal difficulties, Rajpal should be paid more.
Debt and a ‘big mistake’: Why did Priyadarshan increase Rajpal Yadav’s fees?
This entire incident is not just a story of a legal dispute, but is also an example of friendship, responsibility and standing together in difficult times. Rajpal Yadav’s situation shows how costly failure can sometimes be in the film industry, especially when the financial risks are high. The failure of a film put him in debt and legal troubles, the result of which has reached Tihar Jail today. On the other hand, Priyadarshan’s support shows that relationships are not limited to work only. He not only publicly defended Rajpal Yadav, but also took concrete steps to improve his financial condition. His initiative to increase his fees in his next film proves that he is supporting not just through words but also through deeds. This incident also teaches that economic and legal decisions should be taken thoughtfully, because a small mistake can have long-term consequences.