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Ameesha Patel surrenders in cheque bounce case

In November 2021, Ameesha was in the headlines for a similar reason when her cheque to UTF Telefilms bounced.

Ameesha Patel surrenders in cheque bounce case

Actress Ameesha Patel on Saturday surrendered before Ranchi Civil Court in connection with a cheque bounce case.

After her surrender, the court granted her conditional bail. She has also been asked to physically appear before the court on June 21.


The case dates back to 2018 when Ameesha came to Ranchi to attend a programme at Harmu Ground. She met businessman Ajay Kumar Singh there and she discussed with him the financing of a film. Singh owns Lovely World Entertainment. Singh invested in the filmmaking project. However, the film did not see the light of the day.

Singh demanded Amisha return his money. She returned the £2.5 million amount through cheque but the cheque bounced.

In November 2021, Ameesha was in the headlines for a similar reason when her cheque to UTF Telefilms bounced.

The surrender news of Ameesha comes at a time when she is set to make a silver-screen comeback with Gadar 2, also starring Sunny Deol.

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