Ram
Gopal
Varma
seems
to
be
having
a
bad
day,
after
getting
embroiled
in
a
controversy
over
his
objectionable
tweets
on
Ganesh
Chaturthi,
the
filmmaker
has
managed
to
get
trapped
in
yet
another
new
controversy.
If
on
one
side,
RGV
is
getting
booked
for
hurting
religious
sentiments
of
Hindus,
on
the
other
end
he
has
been
accused
of
not
repaying
5
crores
he
took
for
making
Satya
2.
Ram
Gopal
Varma
is
already
under
investigation
for
not
paying
service
tax
since
2012
and
now
he
has
been
accused
by
the
proprietor
of
a
production
house,
Lotus
Allied
Mediamatics
for
taking
Rs
5
crore
towards
producing
Satya
2
and
failing
to
return
the
money
after
the
film's
release.
He
apparently
even
made
a
promise
of
25
per
cent
share
of
the
profits,
but
the
filmmaker
has
failed
to
repay
the
amount
to
the
concerned
person.
Complainant
Dr
Arun
Sharma
claimed
that
the
filmmaker
approached
him
with
the
proposal
of
making
Satya
2
in
September
last
year,
and
an
agreement
was
entered
into
by
Dream
Force
Enterprises,
Mediamatics
and
Mammoth
Media
&
Entertainment.
The
filmmaker
has
reportedly
stopped
responding
to
their
calls
and
even
threatened
them
stating
he
has
good
underworld
connections.
The
complaint
also
states
that
RGV
had
promised
to
open
a
bank
account
specifically
for
spending
the
Rs
5
crore
and
to
the
deposit
movie
revenue.
But
on
further
notice,
it
has
been
observed
that
Dream
Force
Enterprises
has
not
opened
any
escrow
account.
The
complaint
also
stated
that
Rs
2.5
crore
was
paid
by
cheque,
and
the
rest
was
to
be
paid
to
the
make-up
artists,
camera
persons
and
other
crew,
supplied
by
Mediamatics.
Officials
have
also
reported
that
Dream
Force
Productions
Pvt
Ltd
and
Dream
Force
Enterprises
don't
appear
in
any
of
their
records.
So
now
all
we
are
waiting
for
is
Ram
Gopal
Varma's
response
on
this
matter,
to
find
out
if
there
is
any
truth
to
all
these
accusations.