Big fight on Sunny Leone's shoot
Sunny Leone will need to have wondered what's happening on her behalf new shoot of Vikram Bhatt's web express 'Anamika' last week but perhaps before she could blink, the 'Raaz' filmmaker had whisked her into her vanity van in order that she could be secure while he dealt with the sudden ugly problem that had cropped through to the sets. Firstly, the shoot in question was stopped and secondly, Vikram had to reschedule the venue for a later date at extra cost- rather than before he was compelled to fork out up Bollywood's well-known actions director-stunt coordinator Abbas Ali Moghul he says, to the tune of Rs 13-14 lakh.
The story goes that Leone was shooting for 'Anamika', when according to Vikram, the set was suddenly invaded by a few people from the Fighters' Association demanding that Vikram should pay up Rs 38 lakh to Abbas, for his services on 8 shows with Vikram in the recent past. Rewinds Vikram, "I was bewildered. I really didn't know very well what to accomplish, but my first reaction of study course was to make certain that Sunny Leone is certainly secure. Soon, I was forced to mail snapshots of the cheques that I will give Abbas. Later, a particular Murtaza from his workforce dropped by on the set to acquire the cheques. At that time, sunlight had set and I could not entire the planned scenes."
The portal also got in touch with Abbas who said, "Ab kya bolun? Fighters' Association is looking into this and hopefully they will be able to resolve it."
Retorts Vikram, "What are they talking about? Resolve what? If I missed two cell phone calls from Abbas, couldn't he reach out in several other ways? And actually, it wasn't Rs 38 lakh that I had to provide him. There was no agreement or deal that he had done with me. He didn't even have an invoice to offer." Ejaz Gulab (Standard Secretary of Fighters' Association/ Motion picture Stunt Artistes Association) says that the person who was earned place of Abbas, some Moses, also withdrew from the shoot to support Abbas.
