Actor Rajpal Yadav out of Tihar Jail on bail in cheque bounce case, says this

Actor Rajpal Yadav was released from Tihar Jail on Tuesday after the Delhi High Court granted him interim bail in a check bounce case of nearly Rs 9 million. On Monday, the court granted him a temporary release order, allowing him to remain in custody until March 18. The comedian had previously surrendered before authorities in connection with the long-running financial dispute.

After his release, Rajpal Yadav thanked Bollywood and his fans for their support. “30 saal ho jayenge Bollywood mei. Pure desh ka bacha bacha just izleh raha, isliye main 200-250 filmein kar paya. Bharatiya cinema ka bacha, buda, naujawan just kaleje ka tukda hai…mere Saath tha aur just Saath hai. Pure desh ki janta just Saath thi. (I’m about to complete 30 years in Bollywood. Everyone in the country is me He was with me, that’s why I was able to do 200-250 films. Everyone in this country is a part of my heart… they were with me and they are with me),” he said while talking to ANI.

“Yeh 2012 mei shuru hua, aj 2026 hai. Pichle 10 saal mei Supreme Court ne jahan jahan aadesh hai, main hazir mila hu aur aage bhi jahan aadesh milega, main hazir milunga. Mujhe jis tarah se saf desh, dunya aur Bollywood ne pyaar diya, agar mujhpe koi aarop hai, toh main 100 percent present hu. Thank you Supreme Court, aapne mujhe sunne ka mauka diya (This started in 2012; today is 2026. In the last 10 years, I have been wherever the Supreme Court has given orders and will be there in the future too if orders are given. I am ready to respond if I face any allegations, as the whole country, the world and Bollywood have loved me. Thank you, Thank you Supreme Court for giving me the opportunity to rest),” he added.

All about Rajpal Yadav case

The case dates back to 2010, when Rajpal Yadav borrowed Rs 5 million from Delhi-based Murali Projects Pvt Ltd to finance his directorial project. Ata Pata Laapata. The film did not perform well at the box office, leading to financial trouble and eventually a legal dispute. In April 2018, a Magistrate Court convicted Rajpal and his wife Radha under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act after checks issued for loan repayment bounced. He was sentenced to six months in prison and the conviction was later upheld by a Court of Session in 2019.

Rajpal Yadav was released on interim bail on February 16 after depositing Rs 1.5 million with the court. His release provides temporary relief while legal proceedings in the case continue.