Bollywood star resumes filming days after his legal trouble
Veteran comedy star Rajpal Yadav is officially back in action and ready to entertain his massive fanbase. Just days after walking out of Tihar Jail, he has jumped right into filming his latest blockbuster project, Welcome to the Jungle. His official team confirmed that he began shooting almost immediately upon landing in Mumbai. Fans eagerly following Prameya News entertainment updates will be thrilled to know he is also planning a special press conference in the city on February 28 to address the media directly.
Relief came recently when the Delhi High Court paused his sentence until March 18 regarding an ongoing cheque bounce case bail situation. To secure this temporary freedom, the bench instructed him to submit a personal bond of Rs 1 lakh, along with an equal surety. Furthermore, court officials noted that a hefty sum of Rs 1.5 crore has already been transferred to the respondent's account. Choosing to focus entirely on his upcoming Bollywood movies, he has handed all legal responsibilities over to his lawyer, Bhaskar Upadhyay. Shortly after stepping out, he took to Instagram to share a heartfelt message in Hindi, thanking everyone for their unwavering support during tough times.
Movie lovers and Odisha Bollywood fans are already buzzing about this massive cinematic venture directed by Ahmed Khan. This new film features an incredible ensemble cast of over 30 prominent figures alongside Rajpal Yadav. You can expect to see industry heavyweights like Akshay Kumar, Suniel Shetty, Raveena Tandon, Jackie Shroff, and Arshad Warsi bringing the laughs. To keep the hype alive, Akshay Kumar recently posted a behind-the-scenes video with Disha Patani. The pair danced to a fresh version of the iconic song 'Uncha Lamba Kad'. In his post, Akshay even gave a sweet nod to Katrina Kaif, bringing back nostalgic memories of the original 2007 comedy classic. Fans are incredibly excited to see what this massive sequel brings to the big screen after the previous 2015 installment.
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