‘Tanglan’ and ‘Kangua’Image Credit Source: Social Media
Rajkumar Rao-Shraddha Kapoor’s ‘Stree 2’, John Abraham starrer ‘Veda’ and Akshay Kumar’s ‘Khel Khel Main’ are slated to hit the theaters on August 15. This also includes the name of the South film ‘Tanglan’. The makers are gearing up to release the film across India on 15th August.
Meanwhile, a temporary ban has been imposed on the release. This ban was imposed by the Madras High Court on Monday. Apart from this, the High Court has also banned the release of Surya starrer ‘Kangua’. The film is slated to release on October 10 this year. A notice has been issued against this film.
Both ‘Tanglan’ and ‘Kangua’ are South movies. Fans of both these films were waiting for a long time. Now the Madras High Court has told production company Studio Green that the makers of ‘Tanglan’ and ‘Kangua’ will have to deposit Rs 1 crore before releasing them in theatres.
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Justice G. A bench of Justice Jayachandran and Justice CV Karthikeyan has directed to deposit Rs 1 crore by August 14, a day before the release of the film. These films will be allowed to release in theaters only after this amount is deposited.
The court has given this big order
The court passed this order when an assignee filed a petition against it. The assignee was entrusted by the High Court with the task of dealing with the property of estate agent and financier Arjunlal Sundardas after he was declared insolvent. Arjunlal Sundardas has now bid farewell to this world.
Both the films ‘Tanglan’ and ‘Kanguwa’ are associated with Studio Green. Studio Green owner Gyanvel Raja had to pay 10 crore 35 lakh rupees to financier Arjunlal Sundardas. After knowing this, the assignee reached the court to take the order. After this, the bench of Justice G Jayachandran and Justice CV Karthikeyan has given this decision, under which Studio Green will have to deposit Rs 1 crore. With only a few days left for the release of Pa Ranjith’s ‘Tanglan’, the court directed to pay Rs 1 crore before August 14 and file a compliance report in the High Court on the same day.
Apart from this, it has also been said that an amount of Rs 1 crore has to be deposited before the release of ‘Kanguwa’. Siva has directed this film. Studio Green has opposed this application of official assignee. He says that he gave the Hindi remake rights of three Tamil films to Arjunlal Sundardas. In which the names of ‘All in All Azguraja’, ‘Biryani’ and ‘Madras’ are included. He says that in this way he has paid the due amount. However, they have only been able to produce photocopies to prove these matters.
