Ram Gopal Varma in LEGAL TROUBLE over Rs. 29.67 crores! Production house warns filmmakers, OTT platforms against dealing with RGV without NOC

Filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma is now involved in a big money problem after Eclatant Films Private Limited sent out a public message asking for Rs.29.67 crores.The company has also told producers, distributors, broadcasters, and streaming platforms not to do any deals with Ram Gopal Varma without getting their written permission first, as needed by their agreements.

In the public message, which was published in the 24th and 31st of October 2026, in Atul Mohan's Complete Cinema magazine, it says that Eclatant Films sent a legal notice to Ram Gopal Varma on October 15.

This notice asked him to pay back the unpaid money, which is Rs.29,67,64,000.It's interesting to note that this amount includes interest of Rs.11,38,92,000.

The notice explains that this issue comes from an agreement signed on April 10, 2010.

Eclatant Films also mentioned an order from the Bombay High Court on April 17, 2013, related to this agreement.The company is asking Ram Gopal Varma to pay back the money by October 30, 2026.If he doesn't, they have said they will take control of his share, rights, interests, revenues, and exploitation rights in the films and projects covered by the agreement.

Eclatant Films says that according to the agreement, Ram Gopal Varma must get a written No-Objection Certificate (NOC) from them before working with any other party or doing any activities related to film production, co-production, direction, or writing, until the unpaid money is cleared.

They have warned people and companies that want to buy, license, distribute, broadcast, stream, or use any rights connected to projects covered by this agreement.

The notice also says that anyone moving forward without the required NOC will do so at their own risk.It also mentions that legal actions like injunctions, recovery processes, and enforcing security rights from the contract may be taken.