Vashu Bhagnani on 'Bade Miyan Chote Miyan' debacle amid Rs 250-crore debt rumours: 'The film is trending on No. 1 on Netflix'

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Calling the industry his first love. He said, “I love the film industry, it is my jaan. There are still very emotional people in this industry who stick by you through thick and thin.” read more

 'The film is trending on No. 1 on Netflix'

Veteran producer Vashu Bhagnani recently gave an interview to ANI and expectedly sounded perplexed as to how anyone could claim he had a debt of Rs 250 crore and laid off 80% of his staff working for Pooja Entertainment, his production house. “It can only happen if I shut my business down,” said Bhagnani with a faint smile.

Talking about the failure of Akshay Kumar and Tiger Shroff’s Bade Miyan Chote Miyan, Bhagnani said, “Today, it’s trending No. 1 on Netflix.”

Akshay Kumar is a celebrated name in the film industry for all the right reasons. While he is a man who knows his craft very well, he is a thorough gentleman and a professional too.

His recent assurance to producer  Vashu Bhagnani  also proves that Akshay is a man with a golden heart. With regards to the fake news that surfaced about Pooja Entertainment shutting down and the building being sold off, recently, Akshay was the first one to call Vashuji.

Talking about the same,  Vashu Bhagnani  shares, “Akshay was the first person to call me and say not worry, and let him know if there was anything to do. He lent his unconditional support. I also got calls from Sunny Deol, Suniel Shetty, and also my old friend David Dhawan. I am really moved by everyone, they are people who stick by you.”

Calling the industry his first love. He said, “I love the film industry, it is my jaan.
There are still very emotional people in this industry who stick by you through thick and thin.”

For those who don’t know, a few reports that were circulating late suggested that  Vashu Bhagnani and Jackky Bhagnani-owned Pooja Entertainment was shutting down. They had sold off the office premises due to non-payment of dues and to clear off debts worth Rs 250 crores. It was also reported that more than 80% of the staff was laid off.

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