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Rakul Preet, Panorama Studios on I-T radar; 12 Mumbai sites searched

Rakul Preet, Panorama Studios on I-T radar; 12 Mumbai sites searched
Times of India Monday 28 September 2026, 10:44 UTC By TOI ENTERTAINMENT DESK 1 min read
Key Points

The Income Tax Department is currently conducting searches at multiple locations linked to actor Rakul Preet Singh and producer Vashu Bhagnani. Officials are investigating suspected financial irregularities connected to film-related transactions and overseas fund movements. Teams are examining documents and transaction records aiming to uncover details about the financial activities under scrutiny.

The Income Tax Department is currently conducting searches at multiple locations linked to actor Rakul Preet Singh and producer Vashu Bhagnani. Officials are investigating suspected financial irregularities connected to film-related transactions and overseas fund movements. Teams are examining documents and transaction records aiming to uncover details about the financial activities under scrutiny. This action follows a separate investigation involving Rakul's brother Aman Preet Singh linked to drug allegations.
Rakul Preet (PERSON) Panorama Studios (ORG) Mumbai (LOCATION) The Income Tax Department (ORG) Rakul Preet Singh (PERSON) Vashu Bhagnani (PERSON) Rakul (ORG) Aman Preet Singh (PERSON)
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