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A | The Rajasthan Police arrested seven people on Sunday, among them filmmaker-director Vikram Bhatt, in connection with an alleged fraud case involving Rs 30 crore. The case was filed in Rajasthan, and the arrests took place on Yari Road in Versova, Andheri West. The Mumbai Police confirmed that this was not a joint operation.Sources say that the director was arrested at Ganga Bhavan Apartment at his sister-in-law's residence. Notably, Bhatt had previously denied these claims in a formal statement, saying that the police have been entirely misinformed. A lookout notice had been issued for him approximately one week ago. According to the First Information Report filed at the Bhupalpura police station in Udaipur, the complainant, Dr. Ajay Murdia, who owns Indira IVF Hospital, stated that Vikram Bhatt and his associates enticed him into investing more than Rs30 crore in a film project. He was reportedly given assurances that the film would generate profits of up to Rs 200 crore.The project was initially planned as a biographical film, intended as a tribute to Dr. Murdia's late wife. However, the filmmaker is currently arrested, after his denial of allegations was revealed 20 days ago. This happened after the Udaipur police issued a lookout notice for the director, his wife Shwetambari Bhatt, and six other people, seven days ago.Dr. Ajay Murdia wished to honour his late wife by adapting her life story for the big screen. To find the ideal team, he contacted Dinesh Kataria, who gave an invitation to him to visit Vrindavan Studios in Mumbai on April 25, 2024. At the studio, Kataria introduced him to filmmaker Vikram Bhatt, and the three people eventually had discussions about the production of a biopic about his wife's life.Further details are yet to be disclosed by the Mumbai Police on the arrests of Vikram Bhatt and the six other people involved in this case. Also Read: JD Chakravarthy Remembers Mukul Dev As A ‘Thinking Actor’。 (ECNS) -- Bao Li, a giant panda living at Smithsonian's National Zoo in Washington, D.C., the United States, celebrated his fifth birthday on Tuesday. This marks his second birthday in the United States. The male panda arrived at the Washington zoo with female panda Qing Bao on Oct. 15, 2024. Qing Bao is set to celebrate her fifth birthday on Sept. 12. To mark the occasion, zoo staff prepared a special birthday feast for Bao Li, including an ice pop made from pineapple juice, along with a display of his favorite treats such as carrots, sweet potatoes and blueberries. Keepers also presented him with his favorite toy, a marine fender, as a birthday gift. Panda keeper Mariel Lally said both Bao Li and Qing Bao are in good health. Qing Bao is currently experiencing a pseudopregnancy, a normal physiological condition for female pandas of her age. As a result, she has been sleeping more than usual and has gained a little weight. (By Gong Weiwei) 。