Actor Rajpal Yadav spoke for the first time regarding the check bounce case, said- I am a man worth fifteen hundred crores.

Mumbai Amidst the ongoing legal difficulties in the check bounce case, actor Rajpal Yadav has expressed his major concerns regarding the methods of film financing in the industry. Rajpal Yadav stressed the need to make financial agreements standard within the film industry. It even appealed to the film federation to create a formal investment fund and a contract framework that would control finance sources, artists and even the production house.

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Actor Rajpal Yadav said that I request the entire Film Federation to agree on an investment fund for film finance. They should create a basic platform which both foreign investors and actors should follow. If that happens, it will be very easy. Rajpal Yadav was granted interim bail in the Rs 9 crore check bounce case, which was related to a Rs 5 crore loan taken for his 2010 film Ata Pata Lapata. The interest and penalty on the loan given by businessman Madhav Gopal Agarwal has reached Rs 9 crore. Rajpal Yadav has got interim bail after depositing Rs 1.5 crore, the court has granted bail till March 18. He has declared himself innocent and said that the intention behind the deal was not out of bad intentions but was a misunderstanding. Talking about his legal troubles, actor Rajpal Yadav said that it has been 26 years since I have been working. At least 200 agreements have been signed during this period. If I had fought the agreement, why do I have only one case? I am saying this again and again that no matter what the machine is, I have been asked where the five crore rupees come from and where it goes. I am a man worth Rs 1500 crore. I am saying that, whoever is behind this film, I am ready to support it. But the intention of spending five crore rupees behind this film is wrong. It is wrong to trap people by taking money.