BREAKING: Reliance Industries Ltd moves Bombay High Court to halt release of Carry On Jatta 4
Carry On Jatta 4 Hits A Roadblock Ahead Of Release
The much anticipated Punjabi film Carry On Jatta 4 has encountered a major obstacle ahead of its scheduled theatrical release on June 26, 2026. Reliance Industries Ltd has moved the Bombay High Court seeking to halt the release of the film due to a contractual dispute.
The dispute involves a tripartite arrangement between Reliance Industries Ltd, Panorama Studios International Ltd, and Humble Motion Pictures. The matter has now reached the court, with Reliance seeking urgent protection in connection with the film’s rights and release.
The court has permitted Reliance to correct certain procedural defects in its commercial plaint and has granted Reliance liberty to approach the Vacation Court for appropriate relief. During the hearing, the defence raised objections to the maintainability of the suit, pointing out non compliance with the verification requirements for commercial disputes.
Senior Advocate Venkatesh Dhond, appearing for Reliance, sought a status quo order, expressing apprehension that the defendants could create third party rights over the property. On the other hand, Senior Advocate Ashish Kamat, appearing for Panorama Studios, opposed the request for status quo, arguing that third party rights had already been created before Reliance moved its application before the court.
With the film’s release date already announced, the legal proceedings could become crucial in determining whether Carry On Jatta 4 faces any delay or hurdle before its theatrical arrival. The film is part of a very popular franchise and stars Gippy Grewal, Binnu Dhillon, Sargun Mehta, Gurpreet Ghuggi, Late Jaswinder Bhalla, Karamjit Anmol and others. It is directed by Smeep Kang.
The trade and industry have tremendous expectations, especially considering how Carry On Jatta 3 performed at the box office. It continues to hold the record of the highest opening for a Punjabi film, at Rs. 4.50 crore nett. In its lifetime, the third part grossed around Rs. 54 crore nett in India and Rs. 49 crore Overseas and hence, it entered the Rs. 100 crore club.