In February 2026, GP Vijayakumar, managing director of Seven Arts International, met renowned filmmaker Firoz A. Moved Madras High Court regarding Nadiadwala’s decision. rigging 3. Vijayakumar claimed that the filmmaker did not own the rights to the franchise and that he was the rightful owner. He also questioned whether a sequel could actually be made without his permission. This matter has taken a dramatic turn today. One source specifically revealed that Firoz A. Following Nadiadwala’s complaint, an FIR for fraud and copyright infringement has been registered at Amboli Police Station, Mumbai on April 27, 2026.
Mega Exclusive: Firoz A. Nadiadwala files FIR on Hera Pheri franchise rights dispute
Our source says the FIR includes offenses under sections 318(4), 356 and 3(5) of the Indian Justice Code, 2023. The police have named Gopal Pillai Vijayakumar and M Paul Michael, also known as Lal, as accused in the case.
Our source further revealed that Firoz A. Nadiadwala mentions in his complaint that his claims are supported by a strong documentary trail, including assignment agreements, financial records and documents related to copyright and other rights. Franchise. Our source also revealed that Mr. Firoz A. The documents held by Nadiadwala establish his position as the true exclusive owner of the entire copyright and all related rights to the Hera Pheri franchise.
According to legal insiders, with the FIR lodged, the investigation is expected to examine the chain of title, contractual obligations, prior settlements and financial transactions to determine the extent of the alleged wrongdoing.
About Hera Pheri Series
The first part was released in 2000 and became a cult classic due to its theme, refreshing treatment, hilarious scenes and performances. sequel, Monkey business again (2006), was a big hit and is a famous film in the world of memes. Whereas Foul play Directed by Priyadarshan, directed by the late Neeraj Vora Monkey business again. Neeraj Vora also worked as a writer in the first part.
