Vikram Bhatt scam case: Bhatt couple’s interim bail plea also rejected, court sends them to jail Last Updated: December 16, 2025, 17:28 IST Filmmaker Vikram Bhatt Scam Case: Vikram Bhatt and Shwetambari Bhatt got 14 days of judicial fraud in 30 days of judicial fraud rejected, now all eyes are on the high court’s decision. After the seven-day police remand given by the ACJM court of Udaipur ended on December 9, both were again produced in the court, from where the court sent them to judicial custody for 14 days. Udaipur: Vikram Bhatt will appear in court today after his detention ended. Bollywood filmmaker Vikram Bhatt and his wife Shwetambari Bhatt’s problems seem to be increasing at the moment. A major update came out today on December 16 about the Bhatt couple arrested in the Rs 30 crore alleged fraud case. After the seven-day police remand given by the ACJM court of Udaipur ended on December 9, both were again produced in the court, from where the court sent them to judicial custody for 14 days. The police also demanded the court to send the Bhatt couple to judicial custody, which the court accepted. Along with this, after a long debate on interim bail, the court also dismissed the application for interim bail. Vikram Bhatt and his wife Shwetambari Bhatt were earlier in police custody for 7 days, during which the police interrogated them thoroughly. During the detention period, the police examined documents, bank transactions, electronic devices and the network of alleged fake sellers. The police team led by DSP Chhagan Rajpurohit also raided the offices associated with Bhatt in Mumbai, from where important documents and digital evidence were collected. Serious allegation of fraud of Rs 30 crore. This whole matter is related to the complaint of dr. Ajay Murdia, founder of Indira IVF Group of Udaipur. Murdiya filed an FIR at the Sukher police station on November 17, charging a total of 8 people, including Vikram Bhatt, his wife Shwetambari Bhatt, daughter Krishna Bhatt. It was alleged in the complaint that more than Rs 30 crore was defrauded in the name of producing biopics and other films on his late wife Indira Murdia. According to the FIR, Dinesh Kataria, a resident of Udaipur, arranged for a meeting with Vikram Bhatt in Mumbai in April 2024. Initially, the contract was for Rs 40 crore, which was later increased to Rs 47 crore. It is alleged that a huge amount was extorted by attracting the production of four films and a profit of Rs 100 to 200 crore. The money was allegedly transferred to the Bhatt couple’s accounts through fake vendors, but neither the films were made on time nor any account of profits revealed. Eyes fixed on the Supreme Court’s decision. Meanwhile, an important hearing on this matter also took place in the Jodhpur bench of the Rajasthan High Court. On Monday, after the debate that lasted for about one and a half hours in the bench of Justice Sameer Jain, the court reserved its decision. Mahendra Godara, Bhatt’s lawyer, described the matter as a civil dispute in the High Court and claimed that the contract had been completed and some films had also been released. At the same time, the police and the complaining party say that this case is entirely about criminal fraud. During the hearing, the Supreme Court raised questions about the police action, after which IG Gaurav Srivastava and SP Yogesh Goyal virtually appeared. Now all eyes are on the reserve order from the Supreme Court, because this decision will decide whether this case will be considered civil or criminal, and what will be the direction of further investigation. Legal challenge mounted after they were sent to jail: Today, after the court sent Vikram Bhatt and Shwetambari Bhatt to judicial custody for 14 days, it became clear that they have not got any relief at present. His legal troubles have worsened due to the rejection of his interim bail application. Now in the coming days it will depend on the Supreme Court order and further investigation whether the Bhatt couple gets relief or the case takes a more serious turn. About the author deep ranjan Deep Ranjan Singh has been associated with media since 2016. Served in Hindustan, Dainik Bhaskar, ETV Bharat and Dailyhunt. News18 provides its services in Hindi from 2022. Education, agriculture, politics, sports, lifestyle… read more Location: Udaipur, Rajasthan First published: 16 December 2025, 12:03 IST homerajasthan Vikram Bhatt case: Bhatt couple’s interim bail application sent them to jail,