Rogue International's co-founder Julie Gayet is also known for being partner of former French president Hollande, who was in power when India and France were negotiating the aircraft deal

French production house Rogue International has denied having any agreement with Reliance Entertainment. The production house was found by French producers Julie Guyet and Nadia Turincew. Julie Guyet is known to be partner of ex-French President Francois Hollande. Never Had Financial Dealings with Reliance Entertainment, says French Production Company 

Paris-based film production house Rogue International, which is at the centre of Rafale controversy for producing a film with Reliance entertainment has said that it never entered into any financial agreement with Anil Ambani's Reliance Entertainment.

The film production house was founded by French producers Julie Gayet and Nadia Turincew.

Congress president Rahul Gandhi, on Friday, cited media report to sharpen party's consistent attack on the Indo-French defence deal.

"Globalised corruption. This #Rafale aircraft really does fly far and fast! It's also going to drop some big bunker buster bombs in the next couple of weeks. Modi Ji please tell Anil, there is a big problem in France"Rahul Gandhi wrote on Twitter.

Rogue International's co-founder Julie Gayet is also known for being partner of former French President Francois Hollande, who was in power when India and France were negotiating the aircraft deal.

The Congress party cited media reports based on a Reliance entertainment press statement dated January 24 which said that Reliance entertainment has joined hands with Julie Gayet for production of an Indo-French movie named 'nOmber One'.

Responding to India Today's questions on this controversy, Rogue International's co-founder Nadia Turincew said, "To answer your questions about the film Tout la-haut, Reliance Entertainment's connection to the film was made via the company My Family which is Kev Adam's production company, Kev Adams is one of the most famous French actor, with a huge box-office in France."

In a written response sent to India Today, French filmmaker categorically denied having any financial dealings ever with Reliance entertainment, "Rouge International has no past or current relationship with Reliance Entertainment, Reliance Entertainment never invested in Rouge International, neither in the past nor in the present and there has been no dealing contacts between the two companies."

Reacting to Congress party's charge on the defence deal, BJP MP Subramanian Swami said, "If Congress party has proof against the deal, they should immediately move to the court as I did in many cases".

Reliance entertainment's Chief Operating Officer Shibasish Sarkar did not respond to questions.