Ronit Roy says working with Vashu Bhagnani in ‘Bade Miyan…’ was ‘painful’
Actor Ronit Roy discussed payment issues with the producer of Bade Miyan Chhote Miyan and claimed that he got his dues only after the intervention of director Ali Abbas Zafar’s associate.

After film director Ali Abbas Zafar and the crew members of Bade Miyan Chhote Miyan, actor Ronit Roy has opened up about payment issues with the film’s producer Vashu Bhagnani. Ronit claims that his dues were cleared only after the intervention of Ali’s close aide. This film starring Akshay Kumar and Tiger Shroff in the lead roles failed at the box office.
Ronit said during an interview, “The money was supposed to come from Vashu Bhagnani, and it came from Vashu Bhagnani, but it happened only after the intervention of Himanshu Mehra (who works with Ali Abbas Zafar).” zoom,
He further added, “And when it came to the dues of my staff and my security company that guards the sets in Mumbai, it all happened very late and we got that too because of Himanshu.”
Ronit shared that his employees were paid their dues from Dubai Subsidy on Himanshu’s “insistence”. The actor said he is now trying to clear the dues of the film’s team along with Ali Abbas Zafar “in the shortest possible time”. He described his experience of working in the film as ‘traumatic’ and said that he would not like to work with the Bhagnanis in the future.
Ronit Roy also called it nonsense Ali Abbas Zafar accused of hijacking the film Stating, “Vashu was on the set every day. He is a veteran. It’s hard to believe how he didn’t realize this on the set.”
after Ali Abbas Zafar complained about this to the Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE) regarding non-payment of their dues, producers Vashu Bhagnani and Jackky Bhagnani released a copy of a police complaint they filed weeks ago against them for ‘misappropriation of funds’ during the shooting of Bade Miyan Chhote Miyan. Had registered earlier.
Earlier, the Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE) had issued an official statement confirming that Ali and other directors making films for Pooja Entertainment had claimed non-payment of their dues.