Overview
- The Delhi High Court granted interim bail until March 18 after he deposited Rs 1.5 crore and furnished a Rs 1 lakh bond, following roughly 12 days in Tihar Jail.
- He rejects Priyadarshan’s description of him as "poorly educated," stressing his experience and long association with the director while maintaining respect for him.
- Yadav alleges the complainant sought to harm his reputation and prospects, citing industry-wide letters that he says mischaracterised him as fraudulent.
- He calls on the film federation to create a standardized investment fund and contract framework to reduce risks in informal, trust-based financing.
- Asserting he does not need sympathy, he highlights ongoing work including Bhooth Bangla (slated for April 10), Welcome to the Jungle, Haiwaan, two web series, and a new YouTube channel, while thanking supporters such as Sonu Sood and Salman Khan.