Crisis on Ram Gopal Varma’s release of ‘D Company’, FWICE accused of not paying 12 crores

New Delhi The ‘Federation of Western India Cine Employees’ (FWICE) has requested not to release Ram Gopal Varma’s next film ‘D Company’, as the filmmaker has not paid a huge amount. . The filmmaker has allegedly not paid Rs 12 crore from South Industry, due to which he has stood against him. In a letter to UFO Movies, it has been requested that the release of ‘D Company’ be allowed only after the outstanding amount is given.

According to one source, Ram Gopal Varma’s film ‘Fighter’ All the people associated with it, including the exhibitors, distributors, have to pay Rs 12 crore. It is learned that whenever they ask for payment, they are given the next date and their checks also bounce. So now all the unions have decided not to allow their films to be released.

Interestingly, the release of ‘D Company’ has already been delayed a lot. The filmmaker announced on Friday that his upcoming film ‘D Company’ is currently being postponed due to the increase in cases of corona virus.

Ram Gopal wrote on his Twitter account giving this information, ‘Corona’s serious situation has suddenly arisen in many parts of the country and amid continuous reports of new lockdown, we have postponed the release of’ D Company ‘ Has decided. A new date will be announced ahead.

The filmmaker shared the film’s first look in January and described it as the ‘mother of all gangster films’. Apart from Hindi, the film will be released in Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Kannada languages.