* Case Back in Headlines
- Actor–comedian rajpal yadav is once again in the spotlight due to a long-running cheque bounce and debt dispute.
- The matter relates to an old loan taken for his film project and unpaid dues that escalated over time.
- Recent developments and social media posts have revived public discussion around the case.
* KRK Raises New Questions
- Kamal R Khan (KRK) posted on X, making strong claims about Rajpal Yadav’s financial status.
- He alleged the case involves both rajpal yadav and his wife.
- KRK questioned why Yadav’s wife is not in jail if both are named in the complaint.
- His statements triggered debate and mixed reactions online.
* Property Worth ₹50 Crore Claim
- KRK claimed rajpal yadav owns property worth nearly ₹50 crore.
- He suggested that despite large assets, the actor has avoided repaying loans.
- According to KRK, people close to Yadav, including acquaintances and relatives, have mentioned high-value assets.
- These claims are not officially verified but widely circulated on social media.
* Friend Paid ₹1.5 Crore?
- KRK further alleged that a friend paid around ₹1.5 crore on Rajpal Yadav’s behalf.
- He said this payment is the reason Yadav’s wife avoided jail time.
- KRK also claimed multiple bollywood figures had lent money to the actor earlier.
- No formal confirmation has been issued regarding these payments.
* Origin of the Dispute
- The case dates back to 2010 during Yadav’s directorial debut, Aata Pata Lapata.
- He reportedly took a loan of about ₹5 crore for the film.
- The movie failed commercially, and repayment did not happen on schedule.
- With interest and penalties, dues reportedly rose to around ₹9 crore.
* Legal Action and Sentence
- Several cheques issued by rajpal yadav and his wife allegedly bounced.
- Multiple legal complaints were filed by lenders.
- In 2018, a court sentenced him to six months in jail.
- He later received extensions to settle the matter but faced surrender orders in february 2026.
* industry Support Appears
- Reports say some film personalities have offered financial help.
- Names mentioned include sonu sood and producer Indrajit Singh.
- Support efforts are aimed at helping settle outstanding dues.
- The controversy, however, continues to grow online.
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