According to Live Law, Tyagi alleged in the FIR that D'Souza had suggested he invest Rs 5 crore in the film ‘Amar Must Die’ which was never made. The businessman was promised that the amount would double to Rs 10 crore after the film’s release. Remo however failed to do so. 

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The FIR, lodged under Sections 420, 406, and 386 of the IPC also alleged that when Tyagi asked the choreographer to return his money, Remo threatened and intimidated by having underworld don Prasad Pujari call him. 

While dismissing Remo’s plea, the Court observed, “Having heard the learned counsel for applicant, the learned A.G.A. for State and upon perusal of record, this Court finds that the charge sheet dated 25.9.2020 submitted against applicant has not been challenged in the present application. In the absence of any challenge to the charge sheet, no relief as prayed for by means of present application can be granted.”

In October 2020, a court of A.C.J.M. III, Ghaziabad, took cognizance of the offence but Remo failed to challenge the chargesheet in the case, hence his petition was dismissed. 

Remo's work front

Remo was recently seen in ‘Madgaon Express’ where he played a shady doctor who is an undercover agent in reality. The film’s story revolves around three young boys played by Divyenndu, Pratik Gandhi, and Avinash Tiwary, who dream about vacationing in Goa. Their dream, however, comes true but only to turn into a nightmare as the three friends, all grown up now, embark on a train journey via Madgaon Express to reach their destination Goa. This marks the dynamic trio's first collaboration on the silver screen in the light-hearted film. Nora Fatehi, Upendra Limaye, and Chhaya Kadam are also a part of the comedy-drama.