Thank
God!
Film
lovers
can
now
look
forward
to
have
good
time
next
week,
as
Salman
Khan's
much-hyped
film
Wanted,
is
releasing
as
scheduled
on
September
18.
The
Supreme
Court
has
granted
reprieve
to
producer
Boney
Kapoor
on
the
financial
dispute,
and
thus
paved
the
way
for
the
release
of
the
film.
The
court
allowed
the
release
of
the
film
after
Boney
Kapoor
offered
to
deposit
Rs.2
crore
with
the
Bombay
High
Court
as
surety.
Salman's
Wanted
almost
failed
to
see
the
light
of
day
after
L
M
B
Holdings
Limited,
a
B4U
group
company,
claimed
the
rights
to
Wanted
for
an
advance
of
Rs.10
crore
paid
in
2007
to
produce
films
on
joint
venture.
Boney
started
making
Wanted
before
he
could
strike
a
deal
with
L
M
B
Holdings
Limited.
He
was
supposed
to
return
the
money
within
90
days,
as
they
failed
to
seal
the
agreement,
but
he
didn't
do
so.
Meanwhile,
L
M
B
Holdings
Limited
demanded
the
money
only
after
one
year
and
three
months,
claiming
that
it
would
have
the
rights
of
at
least
five
films
of
the
producer,
including
Wanted,
if
the
money
is
not
returned.
The
Bombay
High
Court
through
an
interim
order
had
earlier
asked
Boney
Kapoor
to
deposit
Rs
10
crore
with
the
court's
registry
as
a
security
deposit.
But
the
producer
challenged
the
order
and
took
the
matter
to
the
Supreme
Court.