According to the official, the producer has claimed Netflix cheated him over rights of his three recent Hindi films -- 'Hero No 1', 'Mission Raniganj' and 'Bade Miyan Chote Miyan'. Bhagnani did not receive payments of Rs 47.37 crore which were due for these films from the streaming platform, he said, quoting the complaint.

Vashu Bhagnani and Jackky Bhagnani of Pooja Entertainment filed a complaint against Ali Abbas Zafar for siphoning the subsidy funds he took from Abu Dhabi authorities during the shoot of Bade Miyan Ch

Vashu Bhagnani's Pooja Entertainment is in a legal battle with Netflix, claiming the streaming giant owes Rs 47.37 crore. Netflix counters, saying Pooja Entertainment owes them money. The case, investigated by the Economic Offences Wing (EOW),

HT City speaks to the Economic Offences Wing’s investigating officer, who alleges Netflix is not cooperating after producer Vashu Bhagnani filed a complaint.

Vashu Bhagnani has lodged a police complaint accusing Netflix India of cheating him. The producer has accused the OTT giant of fraud to the tune of Rs 47.37 crore over film rights. However, Netflix has denied the charges levelled against it. Now, the Mumbai police's Economic Offences Wing (EOW) has started an investigation into the complaint.

Vashu and Jackky Bhagnani, is currently entangled in a legal dispute with Netflix over a hefty sum of Rs 47.37 crore. This dispute comes on the heels of a series of underwhelming box office performances from their recent films.

Refuting Bhagnani’s claims, a Netflix spokesperson said, “These claims are completely unfounded. Indeed, it’s Pooja Entertainment that owes Netflix money. We have a strong track record of partnership with the Indian creative community and are working with the authorities to resolve this dispute.