Here’s What Sunny Deol Has to Say About The Rs 56 Cr Loan and Juhu Home Auction

Through his management, Sunny Deol has released a statement about the latest developments involving his rumored loan and the Juhu home auction. In order to recoup the loan the actor took from the bank, Sunny Deol’s Juhu property will be put up for e-auction, according to a notice published on Sunday by Bank of Baroda. The Gadar 2 star is alleged to owing Rs 56 crores. For “technical reasons,” the bank withdrew the statement on Monday.

“We are in process of…” said Sunny Deol on Juhu Home Auction

Addressing the recent developments, Sunny Deol’s statement said, “We are in process of resolving this issue and the issue will be resolved. We request for no further speculation on the same.” Additionally, the clarification from Akshay Kumar’s team that he did not assist Sunny in repaying the loan followed quickly after the announcement.

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Akshay Kumar comes in as savior!

The OMG 2 star reportedly volunteered to pay a “huge chunk” of the loan to save the Gadar 2 actor’s Juhu property earlier in the day, according to reports. On Sunday, August 20, several hours after hearing about the warning, Akshay Kumar met with Sunny Deol. He made the decision to assist the Gadar 2 (2023) actor right away. Akshay Kumar will settle the debt in full as part of the agreement. The loan will then be paid back to Akshay Kumar by Sunny Deol within a set period of time. In order to proceed, Sunny Deol must immediately request a meeting with bank representatives, a source told Bollywood Hungama.

Soon later, a representative for Akshay Kumar emphasized, “All such claims are completely false.”

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Gadar 2

Sunny Deol is rejoicing at Gadar 2’s success at work. Gadar 2 has so far made Rs 377.20 crores in India alone as of Monday morning. At the box office, the movie is still doing well and is predicted to set a few more records.