What is a heavy deposit scam?

A heavy deposit scam is when someone offers a Navi Mumbai flat with a huge deposit, often ₹5 lakh to ₹30 lakh, and low rent. You pay first. Rent may run a few months. Then rent stops and the deposit does not come back. Families report this pattern with Future Wings International scam and Ironic Dwelling Pvt Ltd scam after OLX ads. This is not a court verdict.

Is Future Wings International a scam?

Families who paid say yes, they lost heavy deposits on Navi Mumbai flats. Ironic Dwelling Pvt Ltd is equally involved. This site is their warning, not a court verdict. If you saw an OLX ad for a heavy-deposit flat, read this page before you pay.

Is Ironic Dwellings Pvt Ltd a scam?

Families who paid say Ironic Dwelling Private Limited, also searched as Ironic Dwellings Pvt Ltd, is equally involved with Future Wings International. Money has gone into Ironic accounts, including a documented ₹6.5 lakh deposit. Some money later came back. The rest is still unpaid. This is not a court verdict.

Is Ironic Dwelling Pvt Ltd also part of this?

Families say yes, equally. Money has gone into Ironic Dwelling Pvt Ltd accounts, including a documented ₹6.5 lakh deposit. Some rent and capital later came back from Ironic accounts. The rest is still unpaid. Public records list Akshay Mathew Vanjare as a director of Ironic Dwelling Pvt Ltd and as a designated partner of Future Wings International. This is not a court verdict.

Which company names are linked to this?

The two main names are Future Wings International / Future Wings International LLP and Ironic Dwelling Private Limited. People have also seen Global Enterprises and Al-Madina Eximpo Private Limited on ads, chats, agreements, and payment instructions. A new name can also appear on later papers.

Who is Sumit Sudhir Choudhari?

Families identify Sumit Sudhir Choudhari, also searched as Sumit Choudhary, as the so-called builder in the Future Wings International scam and Ironic Dwelling Pvt Ltd scam heavy-deposit reports. Public records also list him as a designated partner of Future Wings International LLP. A Nerul Police cyber notice dated 10 August 2026 names him. This is not a court finding.

Who is Akshay Mathew Vanjare?

Public MCA records list Akshay Mathew Vanjare as a director of Ironic Dwelling Private Limited and a designated partner of Future Wings International LLP. Customers also identify him as an agent. This is not a court finding.

Who is Vicky from Future Wings?

Customers identify Vinodkumar Prajapati, known as Vicky, as an agent and partner in Future Wings International. Public business listings also name him as a partner. This is not a court finding.

Who is Nilesh Sharma in Future Wings International?

Customers identify Gyanendra Krishnachandra Sharma, known as Nilesh Sharma, as an agent who shows flats. He is named as Nilesh Sharma in the Ulwe police complaint. This is not a court finding.

Who is Dilshad Pathan or Dilshan Pathan?

Customers identify Dilshad Pathan, also called Dilshan or Pathan, as an agent. A Nerul Police cyber notice dated 10 August 2026 names Dilshan Pathan at Future Wings International, Ulwe. A public Google review on Ironic Dwelling Pvt Ltd also names Dilshan. This is not a court finding.

Who is Amit Choudhari in Future Wings?

Customers identify Amit Sudhir Choudhary, also written Amit Choudhari in the Ulwe police complaint, as an agent and as Sumit's brother. This is not a court finding.

Who is Abhishek Jaiswal in Future Wings International?

Public MCA records list Abhishek Jagdish Prasad Jaiswal as a designated partner of Future Wings International LLP. No affected customer has reported him on the pitch. He is listed here from public records only. This is not a court finding.

Is Global Enterprises Ulwe a scam?

Global Enterprises is a common business name. Customers report this specific board on the Future Wings International office door at Delta Tower II, Ulwe. We have not confirmed a separate MCA company for that sign. Check before you pay. This is not a court finding.

Is Al-Madina Eximpo a scam?

Customers report Al-Madina Eximpo Private Limited on papers and payment instructions with Future Wings International. Public listings show a 2025 Maharashtra company. Do not confuse it with older Al Madina Exports in Fort, Mumbai. This is not a court finding.

Who are the people named in this?

Families identify Sumit Sudhir Choudhari as the so-called builder, then Akshay Mathew Vanjare, along with agents and partners including Vinodkumar Prajapati (Vicky), Gyanendra Krishnchandra Sharma (Nilesh Sharma), Dilshad Pathan (Dilshan), and Amit Sudhir Choudhary. Public records list Akshay as a director of Ironic Dwelling Pvt Ltd and a designated partner of Future Wings International. Abhishek Jagdish Prasad Jaiswal is listed as a designated partner of Future Wings International but has not been named on the pitch. These are not court findings.

Where does this happen in Navi Mumbai?

Offers have shown up in Ulwe, Seawoods, Juinagar, Nerul, Belapur, and Panvel. Offices people name include Delta Tower II in Ulwe and Seawoods. They may also offer flats in other Navi Mumbai areas.

How does the heavy-deposit rent scam work?

They put ads on OLX for heavy-deposit flats, often ₹5 lakh to ₹30 lakh, under any random name. You are not looking for ordinary rent. You pay a token, then sign two papers: a rent / leave-and-licence agreement between you and the real owner, and an investment agreement between you and Sumit. Rent may run for a few months through your account. Then rent stops. The owner asks you to pay or leave. The deposit does not come back.

How much money is involved?

The Ulwe group complaint lists ₹83,10,000 from seven customers. Seven more families later reported about ₹70.65 lakh to this site. Those customer reports are extra to the complaint. Together that is about ₹1.53 crore from 14 families who wrote to the police or to this site. That is what they reported, not a court total. On visits they also say they already manage around 150 people, at about ₹10 lakh each, roughly ₹15 crore if both numbers are in the right range. Those visit numbers are estimates, not audited figures.

Are there more cases besides the ₹83,10,000 police complaint?

Yes. Seven more families wrote to this site after that complaint. Those reports add about ₹70.65 lakh. They are extra to the Ulwe group complaint. Names are not published. The Vicky token case includes the email, a ₹2,70,000 receipt, and a 45-day refund letter. This is not a court total.

Why do police call it a civil matter?

The investment agreement is between you and Sumit. It is written so a police complaint can be treated as a civil dispute instead of fraud. The rent paper is separate, that one is between you and the real owner. If you already paid, keep every paper and chat, this matter is being taken towards the Economic Offences Wing (EOW) and Crime Branch.

Did Nerul Police issue notices in this case?

Yes. On 10 August 2026, Nerul Police Station issued attendance notices to Sumit Sudhir Choudhari and Dilshan Pathan at Future Wings International, Shop No. 3, Delta Tower, Ulwe, for a cyber-crime inquiry. They were asked to attend on 11 August 2026 at 11:00 AM. Those letters name a Bandhan Bank account. A notice is not a court finding. This is separate from the Ulwe group complaint for ₹83,10,000.

What happens when they give a post-dated cheque?

Under pressure they give a post-dated cheque, then ask you not to deposit it with a new excuse. When cheques are deposited, they bounce: a Bandhan Bank cheque came back with no debit status, matching reports that the account is frozen, and a UCO Bank cheque came back for insufficient funds. A cheque is a delay tactic, not repayment, until it actually clears.

Is there a court case against Future Wings International?

A pending Section 138 cheque-bounce case is listed at Civil and Criminal Court Belapur, CNR MHTH120093492026. The accused is listed as Future Wings International through its proprietor Mr Sumit Choudhary. Next hearing listed: 30 September 2026, stage awaiting summons. A pending listing is not a conviction.

How do they pay rent if the deposit money is gone?

Heavy deposits from new people are used to pay rent for existing tenants, so the setup looks normal for a few months. The same money also goes toward personal spending and a so-called gaothan plot that was never shown. When new deposits slow down, rent payments stop.

Why do some people get a small amount back?

After protests, police visits, or repeated demands, some people get a small slice of their deposit, not the full amount. That money still comes from new deposits. It is meant to buy time, not to return what is owed.

What should I check before I pay a heavy deposit in Navi Mumbai?

Warning signs: an OLX ad for a heavy-deposit flat under a name you do not know, deposit of ₹5 lakh to ₹30 lakh, token before you read the papers, two papers (rent agreement between you and the real owner, investment agreement between you and Sumit), “owner is abroad / builder handles everything”, rent coming into your account first, and company names you do not recognise on the payment, especially Future Wings International scam or Ironic Dwelling Pvt Ltd scam.

I saw a Future Wings listing on OLX. What should I do?

These ads show up on OLX under any random name, for heavy-deposit flats, not ordinary rent. Before any token or deposit, search the company name, the people named, and the office address. Compare it to this pattern: huge deposit, builder story, rent agreement between you and the real owner, investment agreement between you and Sumit. If it matches, do not pay until you have checked independently.

Is Future Wings International opening an office in Kharghar?

A Future Wings International poster announced a new office in Kharghar, Navi Mumbai, by 7 October 2026. The poster says the complete address would be given on 6 October 2026. No building or shop number is printed. This is their announcement, not a verified address, and not a reason to pay a heavy deposit.

How can I contact the people behind this website?

Write to we_exposed_future_wings@hotmail.com. Families and witnesses can share papers. Journalists can ask for material that is not public. If a photo or document on this page is yours, you can ask for a correction or takedown. Anyone from Future Wings International who wants to respond can also write. See Contact at the bottom of this page.

Future Wings International reviews, are they a scam?

Families who paid write this site as a warning. They say Future Wings International and Ironic Dwelling Pvt Ltd took heavy deposits after OLX ads, then rent stopped and the money did not come back. That is what customers reported, not a court verdict. Search this page before you pay.

What is Shop No. 3, Delta Tower, Sector 8, Ulwe?

That is the Future Wings International marketing office families name in Ulwe. Nerul Police notices dated 10 August 2026 also use Shop No. 3, Delta Tower, Sector 8, Ulwe. Their cancellation letter prints the same shop. A shop address is not a reason to pay a heavy deposit.

They promised a refund in 45 days. Is that real?

Families say the 45-day refund is a delay line. A Future Wings letter dated 18 August 2026 accepts a cancellation and says the refund can take 45 days. Customers then get more dates, or the broker number goes dead. A 45-day letter is not your money back.

Is the Future Wings Bandhan Bank account frozen?

Families and agents say the Bandhan Bank account is frozen. When a customer deposited a Future Wings International Bandhan cheque, the bounce notice said no debit status. A UCO Bank cheque bounced for insufficient funds. A cheque is not repayment until it clears.

Taj Heights Seawoods Sector 50 heavy deposit, is this the same case?

A later customer reported Dilshan Pathan showing a flat at Taj Heights, Seawoods, Sector 50, then eight months of excuses after payment. They reported about ₹21 lakh. That report is extra to the Ulwe ₹83,10,000 complaint. Names are not published.

How do I get my heavy deposit back from Future Wings or Ironic Dwelling?

Stop further payments. Keep every paper, chat, and receipt. Families say police may call it a civil matter because of the investment agreement. This matter is being taken towards EOW and Crime Branch. Write to this site if you want your case documented. We do not promise a refund.

Should I go to EOW or Crime Branch for this deposit scam?

Families who paid are taking this towards the Economic Offences Wing (EOW) and Crime Branch. Keep every agreement, payment record, and chat. A local police complaint is still a record even if they first call it a civil matter. This is not legal advice.

What is Future Wings International LLP ACX-0342?

ACX-0342 is the LLPIN families and public aggregator sites list for Future Wings International LLP. Verify on MCA. It is one of the two main company names in this heavy-deposit warning. The other is Ironic Dwelling Pvt Ltd, CIN U41001MH2024PTC424919.

I found futurewingsinternational.com or their Gmail. Are they legit?

Those contacts are printed on their own letterhead and receipts. A website, Gmail, or phone number is not proof the deposit is safe. Search Future Wings International scam and Ironic Dwelling Pvt Ltd scam before you transfer anything.

Heavy deposit wapas nahi mila, kya kare?

Stop paying more. Keep every paper and chat. Do not vacate only because they are pressuring you. Families on this site reported the same Future Wings International and Ironic Dwelling Pvt Ltd pattern. Write to we_exposed_future_wings@hotmail.com. Your name stays off the site unless you say yes.

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Evidence

Photos, papers, and videos

Names and mobile numbers of families are blacked out. Accused names from police papers are shown as written in the complaint.

This is the same proof published on the home page, gathered here so it is easier to search and share.

The same story, in a video

A customer who paid is telling the same modus operandi we are reporting through this site: a heavy deposit first, then the money does not come back. We are putting this here so you recognise the pattern before you pay. Full section: home page.

If you are the owner of this video and want us to take it down, reach out to us via email. we_exposed_future_wings@hotmail.com

The same scam, another person

This news clip is the same kind of heavy-deposit scam, run by another person. It is not a court verdict. Full section: home page.

News clip of the same kind of heavy-deposit scam, run by another person. This is not footage from the Future Wings International Ulwe office, and it is not a court verdict.

These handwritten pages were photographed inside the reported Future Wings International office, not recreated afterward. They show how customers say rent and deposits were tracked on paper while the operation was running.

₹83,10,000

Ulwe police complaint

Seven customers. Customer reports on this site are extra to this figure.

₹70.65L

Customer reports, not in that complaint

Seven more reports after the Ulwe FIR. Names are not published.

21+

Rent lines on one office page

April 2024 planner, one broker’s handwritten roster.

₹1Cr+

Deposits on one ledger page

November 2024 office notebook. Readable lakh lines add to about ₹97 lakh; they wrote 1 cr 8 lakh.

₹6.5L

Paid to Ironic Dwelling Pvt Ltd, on record

Four transfers to Ironic Dwelling Private Limited, IDFC First Bank, Feb–Mar 2025.

How to read the rent roster

Name: Customer on the heavy-deposit roster. Names are redacted on published photos.
Amount: Monthly rent due, e.g. 60k means ₹60,000 for that month.
Date range: Window in the month when rent must hit, e.g. (1–5), (10–15), (20–25). Staggered so not everyone is paid on the same day.

Handwritten April 2024 rent schedule from a planner notebook photographed inside the reported office — Customers say this page was kept inside the reported Future Wings office. Each line lists a customer, the monthly rent amount, and the date window by which that rent must be paid. Names are redacted; the format shows how rent was tracked month to month.

Staggered date windows, (1–5), (10–15), (15–20), (20–25), (25–30), mean rent was not paid to everyone on one day. Customers say fresh heavy deposits were used to fund these monthly payouts so the arrangement looked normal for months.

Deposit ledgers, same office notebook

Customers report brokers keeping running lists of who paid heavy deposits, in lakhs, plus brokerage lines and handwritten totals. These pages match that account.

Handwritten deposit and brokerage ledger from a November 2024 planner page in the reported office — Notebook page from the reported office listing heavy deposits in lakhs, brokerage figures, and running totals. Customer names are redacted.

Close-up of a broker’s deposit ledger page with lakh amounts and brokerage notes — Another page from the same office notebook. Customers report brokers maintaining separate tallies of who paid how much, in lakhs, before agreements were signed.

Paid to Ironic Dwelling Pvt Ltd, ₹6.5 lakh

Four receipts show money going to Ironic Dwelling Private Limited at IDFC First Bank in February and March 2025: two UPI transfers of ₹1 lakh each, then ₹2.5 lakh and ₹2 lakh. That is ₹6.5 lakh in total. Sender names and full account numbers are redacted. The payee name is visible as written on the bank receipts.

PhonePe receipt of 1 lakh rupees paid to Ironic Dwelling Private Limited at IDFC First Bank on 19 February 2025 — PhonePe transfer to Ironic Dwelling Private Limited, IDFC First Bank. Sender account and full transaction ID are redacted.

PhonePe receipt of 1 lakh rupees paid to Ironic Dwelling Private Limited at IDFC First Bank on 20 February 2025 — Second PhonePe transfer to the same Ironic Dwelling Pvt Ltd IDFC First Bank account. Sender account and full transaction ID are redacted.

IDFC First Bank receipt of 2 lakh 50 thousand rupees paid to Ironic Dwelling Private Limited on 24 February 2025, marked heavy deposit A301 — Bank transfer to Ironic Dwelling Private Limited, IDFC First Bank. The note on the receipt says heavy deposit, A301 Om Shivam. Sender name is redacted.

IDFC First Bank receipt of 2 lakh rupees paid to Ironic Dwelling Private Limited on 3 March 2025, marked A301 deposit — Bank transfer to Ironic Dwelling Private Limited, IDFC First Bank. The note says A301 deposit amount. Sender name is redacted. These four receipts total ₹6.5 lakh.

Google review on Ironic Dwelling Pvt Ltd

A public review on the Ironic Dwelling Pvt Ltd Google listing names agents Vinod or Dilshan and says ₹5 lakh was paid for accommodation that never came, then refund promises over several months. Reviewer name is redacted. That is one customer’s public review, not a court finding.

Police complaint, Ulwe, Navi Mumbai

Seven affected customers filed a formal complaint naming Sumit Choudhry, Nilesh Sharma, Amit Choudhari, and Future Wings International. Complainant names and mobiles are redacted on published copies; accused names from the complaint are shown as written.

Police complaint table listing seven customers and heavy deposit amounts totalling 83 lakh 10 thousand rupees — Formal complaint to Ulwe Police Station naming Future Wings International, Sumit Choudhry, Nilesh Sharma, and Amit Choudhari. Customer names and mobiles are redacted; deposit amounts and accused details are visible. Later families who wrote to this site are extra to this ₹83,10,000 table.

Police complaint letter requesting investigation and return of 83 lakh 10 thousand rupees in heavy deposits — The letter asks for investigation and return of ₹83,10,000 in heavy deposits. Complainant names and mobiles at the bottom are redacted.

Checklist of documents attached to the Ulwe police complaint including bank statements and agreements — Checklist of evidence submitted with the complaint: heavy-deposit payment proof, agreements, notices, and WhatsApp/SMS records with the builder and agents.

Later families wrote to this site after that complaint. Those reports add about ₹70.65 lakh and are extra to the ₹83,10,000 table. Names are not published. Customer reports →

Later emails, names redacted

Seven more families wrote after the Ulwe complaint. Each screenshot is on that family’s case page. Names are blacked out.

Redacted customer email reporting a 10 lakh deposit after Amit, Sumit’s brother, showed a rent flat — Customer email, name redacted. They paid ₹10 lakh after Amit, identified as Sumit’s brother, showed a rent flat. About 1.5 years later ₹5.50 lakh is still pending.

Redacted customer email reporting 11 lakh 80 thousand for a Nerul flat — Customer email, name redacted. ₹11,80,000 for a Nerul flat, rent ₹80,000 a month from February 2026. Rent stopped after two months.

Redacted customer email reporting 13 lakh paid at Future Wings International, Delta Tower Ulwe — Customer email, name redacted. Future Wings International, Delta Tower Ulwe, ₹13 lakh, more than three years unpaid. They offered cheque copies and agreements.

Redacted customer email reporting Dilshan Pathan showed a Seawoods flat then eight months of excuses — Customer email, name redacted. Dilshan Pathan showed a flat at Taj Heights, Seawoods, Sector 50. After payment, eight months of excuses. Amount reported to this site: about ₹21 lakh.

Redacted customer email reporting a 3 lakh token, a 45-day refund promise, then a dead broker number — Customer email, name redacted. They paid ₹3 lakh, asked to cancel, were told 45 days, then the broker number was discontinued. They name Vicky. The refund letter and ₹2,70,000 receipt on this site belong to this same case.

Redacted customer email reporting about 4 lakh 35 thousand stuck with Future Wings International — Customer email, name redacted. About ₹4,35,000 stuck with Future Wings International.

Redacted customer email reporting a 7.5 lakh heavy deposit to Future Wings International — Customer email, name redacted. ₹7.5 lakh heavy deposit to Future Wings International. They say they are living in a house this setup allotted, without the payment or confirmation they were promised.

Same Vicky token case: receipt and 45-day letter

These two papers belong with the Vicky token email above. The customer wrote ₹3 lakh. The receipt dated 9 August 2026 shows ₹2,70,000. The letter dated 18 August 2026 promises a refund in 45 days. We count that case once. Full case: Vicky token case →

Future Wing's International letter dated 18 August 2026 accepting a cancellation and promising a refund in 45 days — Letterhead dated 18 August 2026. Future Wing's International accepts a cancellation and says the refund process can take up to 45 days. Office printed as Shop No. 3, Sector 8, Delta Tower 1, Ulwe. Customer name redacted. Phones and emails are as they printed them, not a reason to call.

Future Wing's International payment receipt dated 9 August 2026 for 2 lakh 70 thousand rupees, signed for Sumit Chaudhary — Payment receipt dated 9 August 2026 for ₹2,70,000 (₹70,000 UPI and ₹2,00,000 NEFT). Director printed as Sumit Chaudhary. Customer name, contact, and full transaction IDs are redacted. This receipt belongs to the later Vicky token case. The customer wrote ₹3 lakh; this paper shows ₹2,70,000. We count that case once.

Nerul Police, cyber inquiry notices

On 10 August 2026, Nerul Police Station issued attendance notices to Sumit Sudhir Choudhari and Dilshan Pathan at Future Wings International, Shop No. 3, Delta Tower, Ulwe. The letters ask them to attend an inquiry on 11 August 2026 about a cyber complaint, and name a Bandhan Bank account. Mobile numbers on the letters are redacted. A notice is not a court finding.

Nerul Police Station notice dated 10 August 2026 calling Sumit Sudhir Choudhari of Future Wings International for a cyber crime inquiry — Nerul Police Station notice dated 10 August 2026, addressed to Sumit Sudhir Choudhari at Future Wings International, Shop No. 3, Delta Tower, Sector 8, Ulwe. He was asked to attend an inquiry on 11 August 2026 at 11:00 AM about a cyber complaint and a Bandhan Bank account in that name. Mobile number on the letter is redacted.

Nerul Police Station notice dated 10 August 2026 calling Dilshan Pathan of Future Wings International for a cyber crime inquiry — Matching notice dated 10 August 2026, addressed to Dilshan Pathan at the same Future Wings International Ulwe address. Same cyber inquiry, same Bandhan Bank account named on the letter, same 11 August 2026 attendance. Mobile number on the letter is redacted. Customers identify him as Dilshad Pathan, an agent.

Belapur court, Section 138 listing

A pending cheque-bounce case is listed at Civil and Criminal Court Belapur. CNR MHTH120093492026. Accused as listed: Future Wings International through its proprietor Mr Sumit Choudhary. This is not a conviction. Full page: Future Wings court case.

eCourts listing header for CNR MHTH120093492026 at Civil and Criminal Court Belapur, naming Future Wings International through proprietor Mr Sumit Choudhary — Public eCourts header for Civil and Criminal Court Belapur. CNR MHTH120093492026. Accused as listed: Future Wings International through its proprietor Mr Sumit Choudhary. Screenshot of the public listing, not a court order.

eCourts case status for Section 138 case CNR MHTH120093492026, next hearing 30 September 2026, stage awaiting summons — Public eCourts case details: S.C.C. 8012/2026, Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, next hearing 30 September 2026, stage awaiting summons. A pending listing is not a conviction.

New office poster, Kharghar

A Future Wings International poster announced a new office in Kharghar, Navi Mumbai, by 7 October 2026. The street address is not printed. This is their announcement, not a verified shop. Full page: Kharghar warning.

Poster on a shutter announcing a Future Wings International new office opening in Kharghar, Navi Mumbai, by 7 October 2026 — A Future Wings International poster taped to a shutter, announcing a new office in Kharghar, Navi Mumbai, by 7 October 2026. The poster says the complete address would be given on 6 October 2026. No street address is printed. This is a customer-shared photo of their announcement, not a verified office, and not a court finding.

Cheque bounce records

Cheque bounce cases on record

Under pressure they give post-dated cheques. When those cheques are deposited, they bounce. Payee names are blacked out; the issuer on both cheques is Future Wings International.

Agents and families say the company’s Bandhan Bank account is frozen, and that the bank confirmed it when a cheque was deposited. On the UCO Bank cheque below, the bounce notice shows insufficient funds, not a frozen account.

₹2,16,000

Cheque no. 000254 · Bandhan Bank, Ulwe · Bounced: Frozen account (no debit status)

Multiple agents and customers report that Future Wings International’s Bandhan Bank account is frozen. When this cheque was deposited, the bank’s bounce alert gave reason: no debit status, the same confirmation customers say they were already told verbally.

Post-dated cheque for 2 lakh 16 thousand rupees drawn on Future Wings International at Bandhan Bank Ulwe — Cheque dated 30 Aug 2026 from Future Wings International, Ulwe branch. Payee name redacted. Cheque no. 000254.

HDFC Bank alert that cheque number 000254 for 2 lakh 16 thousand rupees bounced with no debit status on the account — HDFC Bank alert: cheque no. 000254 for ₹2,16,000 could not be processed. Reason: CHQ DEP RET, no debit status (consistent with a frozen or blocked issuer account). Depositor account partially masked.

₹1,10,000

Cheque no. 000027 · UCO Bank, Ulwe · Bounced: Insufficient funds

When this cheque was deposited, the bank’s bounce alert confirmed insufficient funds in Future Wings International’s UCO Bank account, not a clearing delay.

Post-dated cheque for 1 lakh 10 thousand rupees drawn on Future Wings International at UCO Bank Ulwe — Cheque dated 15 Sep 2022 from Future Wings International, Ulwe branch. Payee name redacted. Cheque no. 000027.

HDFC Bank alert that cheque number 000027 for 1 lakh 10 thousand rupees bounced for insufficient funds — HDFC Bank alert: cheque no. 000027 for ₹1,10,000 could not be processed. Reason: CHQ DEP RET, funds insufficient. Depositor account partially masked.

Misleading emails to this site

We publish emails sent here when they look designed to mislead, for example claiming to be a victim, while families who paid say the sender is part of the setup, and there is no sign of fear of police or legal action.

Email screenshot from Vicky P. to the Future Wings warning site with a false claim of losing 56 lakh on two flats — On 17 September 2026, after police complaints and protests naming Future Wings International, Vinodkumar Prajapati (Vicky P.), whom customers identify as an agent and partner in this operation, emailed this site. The message pretends to be a customer who lost ₹56 lakh on 2 flats. We treat this as false or misleading: customers report that people in this setup do not fear police or legal action and instead contact this warning site with fabricated victim stories. Screenshot published as received. Not a court finding.

Reported offices and signage

Night photo of Future Wings International storefront with Global Enterprises sign on the door — Future Wings International signage with Global Enterprises on the door, customers report this office at Delta Tower II, Ulwe.

Future Wings International office entrance with glass door open during the day — Reported Future Wings International office entrance, Ulwe.

Future Wings International office with shutter down and shop-for-rent sign — The same reported office with the shutter down. A shop-for-rent sign is visible on the shutter.

Video from inside the reported Future Wings International office.

Sumit Choudhari seated at a desk with Vinodkumar Prajapati (Vicky) and Dilshad Pathan standing in the reported Future Wings office — Inside the reported office: customers identify Sumit Sudhir Choudhari (seated), Vinodkumar Prajapati / Vicky (right), and Dilshad Pathan (left, white shirt).

Another angle of Sumit Choudhari with Vicky and Dilshad Pathan in the reported Future Wings office — Same reported office meeting, Sumit Choudhari at the desk, Vicky and Dilshad Pathan standing nearby.

Sumit Choudhari seated writing at a desk with Vinodkumar Prajapati (Vicky) standing behind him — Sumit Choudhari at the desk with Vicky standing behind him, photographed inside the reported office.

Customers identify Akshay Mathew Vanjare on the left and Vinodkumar Prajapati (Vicky) on the right — Customers identify Akshay Mathew Vanjare (left) with Vinodkumar Prajapati, also called Vicky (right).

Customers identify this person as Vinodkumar Prajapati, also called Vicky. This is a separate photo from the office pictures, not a court finding.

Protests and aftermath

Office desk with liquid spilled across the surface — Aftermath inside a reported office, liquid spilled across the desk. Customers shared this as part of what happened at the premises.

Video showing police at the reported Future Wings International office.

Handwritten protest signs on the office shutter naming Future Wings International and Sumit Choudhary — Handwritten signs on the shutter: indefinite protest for money refund, naming Future Wings International, Sumit Choudhary, and Nilesh Sharma.