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issues:Will Vettaiyadu Vilaiyadu release? |
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| Vettaiyadu
Vellaiyadu has always been surrounded with controversies.
The film bound for an April release is facing yet
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Kaja
Moideen’s suicide and the subsequent takeover
of the movie by Seventh channel Narayanan becoming
stale news the new face of trouble is Oscar Ravichandran.
Kaja Moideen earlier had sold the movie rights
for the North and South Chengelpet areas for 2.70
crores to Ravichandran (who had paid an advance
of 1.70 crores). Later Kaja approached Ravichandran
with the proposal, to take up the movie on a first
copy basis including the stars’ and director’s
salary. Ravichandran accepted the proposal.
But with certain other financial issues surfacing,
the Anniyan fame producer Ravichandran gave up
the project saying that Kaja had never informed
about these issues before finalizing the deal.
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The
project then came into the hands of Seventh
Channel. Meanwhile, Oscar complained that
Kaja has returned only 1.20 crores of the
advance and balance 50 lakhs has not been
paid yet. He had moved the producers’
council for his balance. Kaja seem to vehemently
oppose, saying that Ravichandran himself
had admitted that the repaid amount was
enough and there was nothing else in balance.
Adding to the melee Ravichandran has also
complained that Kaja had petrified him saying
that if he demands the balance amount he
would attempt suicide reasoning out his
name. With these hullabaloos Vettaiyadu
Vellaiyadu has lost its steam. |
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Did
these matters have an effect on the hospitalization
of Gautham. As for our experienced artiste
Kamalhasan who has been keeping mum with
media and others about the movie ever since
its inception has started showing some dissatisfaction.
The actor sharply commented that there is
a lack of guidelines which looks into the
basic qualifications for one becoming a
producer. He also added that the council
should organise a set of rules to combat
the mounting problems. So when will the
much awaited Kamal-Gautham combo hit the
screens. Will petty politics take a toll
on the movie? Time will be the best judge.
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