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AIADMK, the ruling party, opposes the publication of "Sarkar" of Diwali star Tamil Vijay, for his reference to the former chief minister, J Jayalalithaa, besides the alleged defeat of some government projects.
that the contentious scenes were suppressed and threatened with prosecution if the latter did not comply with them.
The fisheries minister, Jayakumar, wanted to know why some of the references supposedly belonged to the late Jayalalithaa had been included in the script. 19659002] However, the rebel leader of AIADMK, TTV Dhinakaran, said that Jayalalithaa had never been tackled under the name mentioned in the movie but accused of commercial intent to show the "freebies" of AIADMK in a dark day.
"Scenes relating to the cremation of items paid under the government's social badistance schemes.
Whether it is the producer (Sun Pictures) or the actor (Vijay), or the theater, they will face an action, "he said to the press.
The head of the DMK, Pazha.Karuppiah, who played the antagonist role in the film, wanted to know how the scenes of a film could be suppressed after the Council of Censorship had it
Reports suggest that some scenes show scenes showing that mills, blenders and fans have been burned, which is an obvious reference to the late Jayalalithaa, the flagship programs of free supply of these elements, in accordance with a 2011 election promise.
AIADMK workers staged a protest in front of a theater in Madurai to demand the removal of certain scenes, a show was also canceled and workers said they would not not the film being screened as long as "pejorative" scenes did not take place and the dialogues were suppressed, the police said
In some cinemas in Coimbatore and Chennai, the banners of the film and that of Vijay would have been damaged by AIADMK. supporters. Some AIADMK workers staged a sit-in at a theater in Coimbatore, seeking a ban on the film.
About a character whose name is supposed to refer to Jayalalithaa, Jayakumar baderted that it was an attempt to "slander" the last party leader. court action against the crew.
He also wondered if the filmmakers could have made such a film when Jayalalithaa was alive and claim that his death had "emboldened" them.
"If (Vijay) had spelled out their politics, ideology and if the film reflects that, that's fine.
But to project themselves, to trample the feelings of others and the hurt, that is not acceptable, "he said. The morning idol films and AIADMK founder, former prime minister MG Ramachandran, Jayakumar, said that the films of the late leader had never worn such content.
It seems that MGR has gone from a movie star to a senior minister. become MGR. Kadambur C Raju, Minister of Information, said: "This is not good for a growing player like Vijay." "The case has come to the attention of the government. We will advise them to delete the scenes. If they do it themselves, that's fine, otherwise we'll decide what to do next, "he said.
Meanwhile, Dhinakaran criticized the "Sarkar" team, claiming that the controversies were based on a business purpose.
He however denied that the name of the character of a particular woman refers to Jayalalithaa.
"Komalavalli (the name of the character) is not at all the name of Amma. In 2002-03, when a congressman gave her that name, Amma herself declared that it was not her name and that she had not even played that role in the film, "he said.
The intention and they must do something" to make it a success, "he added.
"You know who the producers are," he said, apparently referring to Sun Pictures, owned by the Maran brothers of the DMK family.
"I was told that the free shredder Mixie was burned. If they had used free color televisions, we could also say that there was some objectivity, "he added.
The promise made by the late head of the DMK, Mr. Karunanidhi, to provide free color TVs to all the elected elected households in 2006 The polls of the Assembly had greatly helped the party to win the polls at l & # 39; era.
Dhinakaran also ridiculed the ministers who had "just advertised" for the multi-investor project.
Meanwhile, actor and politician Karuppiah, former AIADMK MP, has changed director. For DMK, no demand behind the request to remove the contentious scenes appears to have been upheld, stating that it had only been made public after being approved by the Board of Censorship.
He claimed that some of his dialogues referring to Karunanidhi had been "deafened". The BJP's opposition to Vijay's "Mersal" movie in 2017, he said. The party had made the film a great success and the AIADMK was going to do the same for "Sarkar". "Sarkar", produced by the stars of Sun Pictures, Vijay and Keer Thi Suresh in key roles. It is directed by AR Murugadoss and contains music by AR Rahman, winner of an Oscar. The film had already been the subject of a controversy over plagiarism before publication.
An aspiring filmmaker claimed that the film's story was his, as a result of which Murugadoss sought a compromise. With the Applicant
Incidentally, "Mersal" had seen the BJP protesting some "incorrect" references to the Goods and Services Tax (GST).
First published: Nov 08, 2018 19:39 IST
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