Non-bailable warrant against Sanjay in film case

April 22, 2013 13:39

The case was filed by Shakeel Noorani. There has been a long-standing dispute between Dutt and producer Shakeel Noorani over alleged losses incurred due to the actor abandoning a film. Noorani launched Jaan Ki Baazi in 2002.

He claimed that halfway through the film, Dutt cancelled the shoot and refused to respond to his calls. "He never returned the Rs 50 lakh my client paid him," claimed his lawyer Niraj Gupta.

Noorani filed a case with the Indian Motion Picture's Producers Association (IMPAA), which directed Dutt to pay the producer more than Rs 2 crore for the losses incurred. Noorani moved the Bombay high court praying for the execution of the order.

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