₹30 Crore Biopic Dispute: Vikram Bhatt Accused of Misleading Investor.

Vikram Bhatt Faces ₹30 Crore Fraud Case in Udaipur

• The Udaipur FIR: Dr. Ajay Murdia’s Allegations

• · ₹30 Crore Investment Dispute

• Biopic Project Turns into Legal Battle

Filmmaker Vikram Bhatt has been booked in a ₹30 crore fraud case in Udaipur following a complaint by Indira IVF founder Dr. Ajay Murdia. Murdia alleges he was induced to invest in a biopic project with promises of ₹200 crore profit. The FIR names Bhatt, his wife, and six others. Bhatt denies the allegations, stating the FIR is “misleading” and based on incorrect or forged information. This Sprouts News investigation examines both sides of the dispute.

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Vikram Bhatt Booked in Rs 30 Crore Film Fraud Case; Filmmaker Calls FIR “Misleading”

Vikram Bhatt faces a Rs 30 crore fraud case over a disputed film project. An FIR in Udaipur names his wife and six others for alleged cheating. The complainant is Dr. Ajay Murdia, founder of Indira IVF. This Sprouts News investigation examines the conflicting claims.

Udaipur FIR Alleges Rs 200 Crore Profit Promise for Biopic

Dr. Ajay Murdia filed the complaint at Bhupalpura police station in Rajasthan. He alleges Bhatt lured him into investing over Rs 30 crore. The project was pitched as a biopic honouring Dr. Murdia’s late wife. Accused promised profits of around Rs 200 crore from the film.

Vikram Bhatt Denies Allegations, Claims FIR is “Absolutely Wrong”

The filmmaker learned about the FIR only recently and firmly denied it. He stated, “I have read the FIR, and in my view, it is misleading”. Bhatt claimed that “the police have been completely misguided” by the details. He suggested forged documents may have been used to file the complaint.

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Filmmaker Counters with Allegations of Stalled Film and Unpaid Dues

Bhatt has accused Dr. Murdia of abruptly halting another film, ‘Virat,’ mid-production. He alleged that technicians are still owed payments nearing Rs 250 crore. Bhatt believes the FIR is a tactic to avoid clearing these dues. He is ready to cooperate fully and present proof to investigators.

Past Collaboration Adds Complex Layer to the Legal Dispute

Bhatt and Murdia have a prior professional relationship. They collaborated on “Tumko Meri Kasam,” a film inspired by Dr. Murdia’s life. That film was released in March 2025 and was produced by Murdia’s company . This history adds context to the current financial disagreement.

The Complaint’s Broader Net: Wives and Associates Named

The FIR names seven others alongside Vikram Bhatt . This list includes his wife, Shwetambari Bhatt. Associates Mehboob and Dinesh Kataria are also named in the document . All accused now face formal investigation by Udaipur police.

Bhupalpura Police Station Initiates Investigation into Fraud Claims

The case is officially registered at the Bhupalpura police station . Authorities have confirmed the FIR and its contents. An investigation into the allegations is currently underway. No charges have been formally filed in court yet.

A Tale of Two Narratives: Investment Fraud vs. Payment Avoidance

The case presents two starkly different stories from the involved parties. Dr. Murdia’s side claims a fraudulent investment scheme. Bhatt’s narrative describes a producer avoiding substantial payments . The truth will hinge on evidence from both sides.

Sprouts News Special Investigation Team Monitoring Developments

This developing story involves high-profile figures and significant claims. The Sprouts News SIT will track the investigation’s progress. We are committed to providing further updates as official information emerges. The focus remains on factual reporting and legal accountability.