Actor Govind Namdev, in an interview, claimed that he was shocked to see the trailer of Kala Hiran and that the film was completely different from what he had shot. Now, the producer of the movie has demanded a public apology from the veteran actor and has also asked for Rs. 50 lakh as a fine.

Kala Hiran, which is based on Salman Khan's 1998 blackbuck poaching case, has become one of the most controversial films of the year. In the film, the makers have not used Salman's name, but the character resembling the actor is seen in the first-look teaser, and he has been named Ayaan Khan. The teaser also features other actors, including veteran actor Govind Namdev, who has worked with Salman in many films.

Recently, in an interview, Namdev mentioned that he was shocked to see the trailer of Kala Hiran and that the film was completely different from what he had shot. Now, the producer of the movie, Amit Jani, has warned Namdev and has asked for a public apology and a fine of Rs. 50 lakh.

Jani tweeted, "Govind Namdev ko legal notice diya. 7 din mein sarvajanik maafi maange aur production house ko 50 lakh rupaya jurmana de; anyatha kanooni karyavahi hogi (A legal notice has been issued to Govind Namdev demanding a public apology within 7 days and a fine of Rs. 50 lakh to the production house; otherwise, legal action will be taken)."

Jani had also shared a video on Sunday in which he slammed Namdev and also claimed that, not just Kala Hiran, Namdev has also signed the sequel to the film. Watch the video below...