Amala Paul is furious

Apr 30, 2014

With Amala Paul set to get married to director Vijay in a few months' time, there was a recent controversy surrounding the Mynaa girl about she being dumped from a Telugu film by a production company called Ramaduta Creations. The reason being cited by the production company was her announcement regarding her wedding. Amala Paul has sent a detailed clarification letter to the media and has made her stance clear.

"This company had approached me earlier in the year for my dates and sounded very optimistic on commencing the shoot from March, the testimonial evidence to this was the agreement which was mutually signed. I had allotted 45 days from my schedule spanning up to three months from March to May. As the shooting days neared, we called up from our side to know the exact schedule. The response was evasive, and we were not able to plan. But again considering the normal working procedure of the industry I tried my best to accommodate them into my scheme of work. The response to this gesture of mine was again dodgy.

It is a basic procedure to collect the passport of any artiste and her staff in advance, to clear the visa procedures. In this case the passports of my assistants were not collected at all. This was an ample testimony to the fact that they were not serious on their professional commitment.

To add insult to the injury now they allege that I had not intimated them on my wedding. Why would I, if the shooting is scheduled to start in March and conclude by May, considering the fact that my wedding is only in June. Concealing their inability to shoot in the prescribed time, they shift the entire focus on my wedding and accuse me saying that I had not declared my wedding plans to them.

Anybody and everybody can understand my position here and also their baseless allegations. I hope better sense will prevail upon them that wedding of any individual is a lifetime event and any sort of mud-slinging done on this, to cover up their inadequacy, is very painful.

I had been an absolute professional in my career and I would always prefer to be the same. This clarification is for the noble hearts who know my professionalism."