Sanjay-Raveena Starrer  Alert 24x7 Upcoming Movie.

Publish On - 19/08/2018


Camera used to film Sanjay Dutt-Raveena Tandon's film in Goa confiscated by the hotel for unpaid, after a risk schedule



Less than a month ago, Alert 24 arrived on the floor of the director's first visit and has already experienced financial difficulties.



According to sources, their photographic equipment was seized by a hotel in Goa, where part of the crew was.

The camera is not released until the date due to a lack of payment. Checks have also been issued to leading players such as Anupam Kher and various production departments.

Apparently, when some of the crew informed Sanjay Dutt, who plays the main role in the film, he assured them that he would not give out dates until their money was paid. "Sanju gentleman was very angry when he heard about developments," says our source.


A member of the crew, on condition of anonymity, said he had promised each payment every Friday after shooting began on July 5 with Raveena Tandon, Anupam Kher, Kabir Bedi and Mohan Kapoor. "When we were not paid the first week, we asked for our money.


We were told that the fees will be settled the next day, but that the "next day" never happened, "he says, adding that producer Hennry, when he stopped working, performed the correct checks . However, it was not the end of their problems.


The source adds: "All checks were refused, those issued to hotels like O Asia and Santana Beach Resort in Candolim, where the crew resided, were not cleared, the hotels then confiscated the photographic equipment."

Apparently, a red camera worth R 1.5 crore, owned by Reliance Media Works, is still on the Santana Beach Resort in Goa.

For example, camera guides can not leave the station's site by about 8 million rand. Our source further explains that the total tab could go up to 50 lakh, considering the camera rent and escort fees.

Another source associated with the production attributes the truth to a certain Devang Dholakia and Farid Aamir. "It's the men who are in charge and they have not signed a contract for many people aboard Alert 24x7.

The two who are in Mumbai have to blame more than the producer, "he said, but when he contacted, Farid denied the charges and said all payments had been made.

Anupam Kher, however, confirmed that the check had been returned to him. But he reasoned: "Sometimes producers suddenly have problems.

We all received a very good treatment on the spot. When my manager told him that the check had not been released, he asked to deposit it in the coming week. "

The producer of the film, known only as Hennry, says: "The shoot lasted 10 days and the extra money arrived a little late.

We worked with five cameras, so we worked faster than expected. Everything is now in time and I come to Mumbai for everyone to get their money. upcoming 2019