PNC wins partial court order in Saboo Films case, files appeal in Bombay HC

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City Civil Court Mazgaon ruled Saboo Films to pay PNC about Rs 2.47 crore plus 18 percent yearly interest on Rs 1.5 crore principal within 3 months. Order passed Oct 31, 2025. PNC has appealed to Bombay High Court because the decree only binds Defendant 1 Saboo Films and frees Defendant 2 Mrs Rita Rawail. PNC wants joint recovery from both. Company says the order is largely in its favour with no material financial or operational impact.

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Recovery is modest and order is mostly in PNC's favour. Appeal aims to widen liability to Defendant 2, not challenge the win, so near-term impact is limited.