
Dutt, well aware of the impending judgment looming over him, gradually cut down on his assignments. The actor, who has been making multiple trips to the court, had even stopped signing on more films. He was also planning to revive his banner Ajanta Arts with a film titled Beehad. While the scripting work of the film was in progress, the actor decided to put the project on hold, hoping to resume work on it after the court delivered the verdict in his favour.
The shooting of Mr Fraud has been on hold for some time now as the producers were caught in a fix, trying to get combined dates from all the actors and the directors.
Then the director duo got busy with other projects, like Race, due to which the shooting of Mr Fraud suffered.
When contacted, Abbas-Mustan said that Mr Fraud now stands incomplete indefinitely. "We have completed 70 per cent of the film and the remaining 30 per cent had to be shot. Now after the court's decision, we leave it to God. We hope everything turns out well and leave it in God's hands," said Abbas. Mr Fraud is a masala entertainer and is based on a robbery. It also stars Ajay Devgan and Bipasha Basu.
Dutt has also completed 60 per cent shooting of Kidnap and was shooting for his home production Alibaug, while awaiting the court's verdict. "Only 15 per cent of Alibaug's shooting has been completed," a unit member informed. Dutt last shot for the film on Friday.
However, while Dutt spends time in jail, his fans can look forward to two of his releases this year. Indra Kumar's Dhamaal is all set to hit the theatres on September 7.
Dhamaal, Dutt's only comedy film after Lage Raho Munnabhai, also stars Munnabhai co-star Arshad Warsi in the lead.
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