“We strongly condemn D. Rajendran for harassing the producer of the ‘Conference’,” said Bharathiraja, President of the Tamil Film Producers’ Association. He, in a statement issued today,
”D. Rajender greets them. They are aware that we have repeatedly intervened in the production and release stages of the conference film produced by our member Suresh Kamatchi starring their son Silambarasan and assisted in the smooth release of the film. I am happy that the film was a great success and today Silambarasan’s business and credibility with him have increased tremendously. Congratulations.
The entire screen world, including you, will know how much risk the producer and financier took behind this success. We are shocked to hear that they have filed a lawsuit against both the producer and the financier. The day before the release of ‘Conference’, the entire screen world volunteered to help with the release of the film. Proof that we are still a family today.
They sought to guarantee their son’s future because the financier agreed generously that the film’s television license had not been sold, and that it would not be too late for the money to come into his hands if the loan was guaranteed. The film was a resounding success, selling television licenses at a good price, and today the producer is repaying the loan.
But, all of a sudden your claim that the TV license belongs to me is a very false precedent. Can the guarantor apply for a license for the property? Is it fair for a reputable artist in the film industry, who is in charge of a traditional business organization, to do so?
In what way is it fair that they, who have the most important responsibility in an organization, tried to hold a press meet in Telugu and release the film through Geetha Arts without the knowledge of the producer and director? Are you unaware of its pros and cons?
What would happen if producer Suresh Kamatchi, who is enduring all this, sued you for damages? The Tamil Film Producers’ Association strongly condemns not only the business malpractice but also the harassment of a producer who is suing. ” Has said.
Previously,
Simbu starrer ‘Conference’ directed by Venkat Prabhu was released on the 25th and was a success. But, there was a problem at the last minute in releasing the film. Especially since the TV license was not sold, the producer could not repay the loan of Rs 5 crore for the film. Silambarasan’s parents D. Rajender and Usha had given a letter saying that we were responsible if the producer did not pay after the release of the film. He also said that the outstanding debt has been paid off. T. Rajender has filed a case in the High Court alleging that he sold the television rights without his knowledge while he was responsible for the situation.
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