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Four more distributors of Rajinikanth-starrer Lingaa move Madras high court
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/c...w/45791390.cms
CHENNAI: Signalling more trouble for superstar Rajinikanth and producer of his latest film "Lingaa," four more film distributors covering almost all areas of Tamil Nadu have moved the Madras high court seeking permission to hold a fast in Chennai to highlight losses suffered by distributors of the film and theatre owners.
The film was released on December 12, the actor's birthday.
Marina Pictures was the first distributor to move the court after the Chennai city police failed to process its plea to hold the fast on January 10.
By the time Justice T S Sivagnanam took up the matter for hearing on Wednesday, four more distributors joined the issue.
While Marina said it suffered losses in Trichy and Thanjavur area, Vijayabhargavi Entertainers said they suffered losses in the Chengalpet region.
Capricorn Pictures said it incurred loss in North Arcot and South Arcot circles. Sukra Film and Chandrakala Movies claimed they lost money in Coimbatore and the Tiruneveli-Tuticorin region respectively.
Justice Sivagnanam gave the Chennai police 48 hours to take a decision on granting permission for the distributors of "Lingaa" to hold the hunger strike here. The police shall take a decision by 11am on Friday.
In its petition, Marina Pictures had said it released the film in Trichy and Thanjavur areas after purchasing its theatre rights for Rs 8 crore.
Claiming that the distributors and several theatre owners had suffered losses, the petitioner said neither the producer nor actor Rajinikanth was willing to talk to them.
In order to highlight the losses and plight suffered by the distributors and theatre owners, Marina Pictures approached the Chennai police for permission to hold the fast. As police had not taken any decision on the matter, the petitioners moved the high court for a direction to the police to permit them to hold the stir at Valluvar Kottam or the government guest house near Chetpet.
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So when was the last time Jayapradha or Sripriya played a leading role in a Tamil film?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dilbert
Listen, don't be offended... I too am a fan of Rajinikanth...
It's best to know when to retire gracefully.
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Point taken. What next?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bipolar
Very reasonable & respectful indeed? You didn't see this phony's initial interview.Quote:
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So how much did you invest in Kathi Mr. Singaravelan? Looks like you made a fortune in 3 days collection. Thanks for giving us a guideline as to how a Superstar movie (alas Kathi) should perform in the first weekend. Did you also invest in Kochadaiyaan sir? How much was your investment. Didn't you know the business model before signing Lingaa deal? I mean the Mannulipaambu deal? Was this deal only specific to Lingaa / Mannulipaambu? How was the deal for Kathi?
Who the f--k are you to comment on producers? Who were the producers of Rajini's previous movies? Did you even care to check if they were from Karnataka as well?
Again who are you to question the tax exemption for this movie? Are you saying the Govt. is so stupid to certify that? Mavane nee romba pesitta.
Why don't you stick with distributing only Vijay's movies. Seems like a very smart move to me. To whose tunes are you dancing?
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Dhoni .. mama madhriya? when people are ready to pay for tickets to watch "half baked-K i3all" heroes who have given one 3/4 Hit movie in a decade and claim Emperor of World cinema with Oscars is yet to define a category to honor them. I don't see problem with Thalaivar acting.
To your point I would be still pay for ticket and watch Rekha-ji in lead role :slurp: It all boils down to your taste, No one is forcing anyone to watch RK movies. However point taken
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Originally Posted by omega
Well, nothing...
It's just embarrassing to think that the most popular star of Tamil cinema is a 64-year-old actor, dancing and singing love duets with women half his age.
Reflects embarrassingly on the rest of us. Makes us look pretty stupid.
Especially considering how fans are upset that some distributor asked for his money back, and they think that shows disrespect to the star!!!
Seriously guys...
If you still want to sing the praises of the guy, then continue... I cannot help...
I hope, some day, in Kollywood, we will see genuinely talented, photogenic actors, and films with a solid screenplay, production values, etc... Some day, Kollywood films won't be so embarrassing any more...
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Leo and Bimmer, that was unnecessary. We don't need to worry about it.
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No body is singing praises for this guy here. You are the one unnecessarily seeking attention. If you don't like 64 year old guy dancing with 18 year old girls stay away. Also if you want to see only photogenic actors on films then stick with Bollywood please. To many of us this 64 year old guy looks a lot photogenic than many.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bipolar
Thanks for your advice. No one asked you to get embarrassed staying here.
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Lol so you don't like Gamal Hassar too? And don't worry that some day will never come for kollywood !