Tamil actor Santhanam faces Rs 100 crore defamation case for the use of devotional tune in DD Next Level

Santhanam has been within the information for the joy surrounding his upcoming movie DD Next Level. The Tamil horror comedy is slated to hit the theaters on May 16 and promotions for a similar had been occurring in complete swing.

With simply two days left for its unlock, the movie and the actor himself have landed in a brand new controversy. Well, the use of the devotional tune Srinivasa Govinda in some of the tracks titled Kissa 47 of the impending movie has sparked some outrage.

A Bharatiya Janata Party and TTD chief, Bhanuprakash Reddy, and one different have seriously condemned the use of such an iconic devotional tune inside of a through-and-through western mixture of melody.

While the monitor has already been demanded to be got rid of from the movie and social media, the political chief has additionally sought a Rs. 100 crore repayment if the calls for aren’t met by means of the makers.

The political chief instructed that the lyrics are hurting Hindu sentiments and will doubtlessly purpose chaos, thereby inviting disharmony amongst folks.

Moreover, a defamation go well with used to be additionally filed in opposition to Santhanam and Niharika Entertainments. A requirement for the instant removing of the conflicting piece of tune from the movie’s album used to be additionally made.

For the unversed, the devotional tune Srinivasa Govinda Sri Venkatesa Govinda has been included within the Kissa 47 monitor as a rap, one thing that has particularly led to moderately unrest amongst folks.

Any additional remark from the actor or maker’s facet continues to be awaited at the subject. 

Coming again to the movie, it’s written and directed by means of S. Prem Anand and is produced by means of Venkat Boyanapalli at the side of Arya below the banner of Niharika Entertainments. OfRo has composed the musical ranking of DD Next Level.

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