BMCM’s Tiger Shroff, Sonakshi Sinha, Manushi Chhillar, and Alaya F Yet to Receive Remuneration from Pooja Entertainment

Jackky Bhagnani and Vashu Bhagnani’s production company has been in debt. The production house is making news for not clearing payment dues. Now, reports are circulating on the internet that actors from Bade Miyan Chote Miyan, including Tiger Shroff, Sonakshi Sinha, Alaya F, and Manushi Chhillar, are yet to receive their payments for the film.

According to a report by The Indian Express, Tiger Shroff has yet to receive payment for the film. Sources indicate that the actor has remained silent on the matter, but upon discovering that the crew has also not been paid, he is now urging the production house to settle the dues promptly.

The report also claimed that stars including Sonakshi Sinha, Alaya F, and Manushi Chhillar are yet to receive their remuneration. Despite their efforts to inquire about their fees, they did not receive any response. The source mentioned that none of the actors in the film have received any payment. According to the report, they completed their work and, despite requesting payment from the production house, received no response.

The source was quoted as saying, “They also promoted the film because they didn’t want to leave the film hanging, but there was no payment made.” Previously, in an interview with ETimes, Vashu Bhagnani urged individuals claiming unpaid dues from Pooja Entertainment to initiate a dialogue with the company. With 30 years in the industry, Bhagnani addressed the crew’s allegations, inviting those owed money to present their contracts or file claims for resolution.

He stressed the importance of resolving disputes through alternative channels instead of relying solely on social media complaints, assuring that legitimate concerns would be dealt with. Bhagnani encouraged individuals to personally visit his office, submit necessary documentation, and allow a 60-day period for resolution, emphasizing his commitment to handling matters impartially. He also discussed partnerships with UK production companies, suggesting direct communication for resolving any outstanding payment issues.