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This Journalist Demands 100 Crores From Rajni
By: Tupaki Desk | 4 Jun 2018 9:49 AM GMT
Rajnikanth, the biggest superstar of Indian Cinema is facing troubles these days. All of a sudden, his political entry has made him more enemies than friends.
He took a stand for Cauvery belt farmers and that angered Karnataka people. Politicians taking this as an advantage called for Kaala, his latest ready for release film ban in the state.
Even though he did apologise for his harsh comments, producer Dhanush and distributors in Karnataka are still trying to find a solution for this.
Rajni did react to Sterlite waste issue in the Tamil Nadu state and that made Tamilians in Norway and Switzerland demand for an apology and also ban for Kaala from releasing.
Now, a journalist Jawahar filed a case against Kaala team, asking them to pay, Rs. 100 crores for using his father's story, without their permission.
He said, "His father, Theeravanam Nadar fought for Tamils in Mumbai city and Kaala, resembles his story mostly
Without prior and proper permission they made the movie", he claims.
Now, the matter is still out of court has the court did not take it up for prosecution. Well, Kaala already has a very less buzz and this seems to further decrease the interest in the public. Pa. Ranjith, the writer and director of the movie is silent on the entire issue.
He took a stand for Cauvery belt farmers and that angered Karnataka people. Politicians taking this as an advantage called for Kaala, his latest ready for release film ban in the state.
Even though he did apologise for his harsh comments, producer Dhanush and distributors in Karnataka are still trying to find a solution for this.
Rajni did react to Sterlite waste issue in the Tamil Nadu state and that made Tamilians in Norway and Switzerland demand for an apology and also ban for Kaala from releasing.
Now, a journalist Jawahar filed a case against Kaala team, asking them to pay, Rs. 100 crores for using his father's story, without their permission.
He said, "His father, Theeravanam Nadar fought for Tamils in Mumbai city and Kaala, resembles his story mostly
Without prior and proper permission they made the movie", he claims.
Now, the matter is still out of court has the court did not take it up for prosecution. Well, Kaala already has a very less buzz and this seems to further decrease the interest in the public. Pa. Ranjith, the writer and director of the movie is silent on the entire issue.
