Muralidhar
Halappa,
producer
of
the
hugely
appreciated
film
Cyanide
directed
by
M.R.Ramesh
says
that
the
rights
for
the
dubbing
and
remake
efforts
for
the
film
is
still
retained
by
him
and
he
has
the
authentic
documents
to
prove
his
claims.
"I
am
constrained
to
make
this
announcement
only
to
protect
my
business
interests
and
also
my
reputation.
I
value
my
reputation
more
than
anything
else
and
that
is
the
precise
reason
why
I
chose
to
keep
silent
despite
finding
some
irregularities
during
the
making
of
the
film.
My
intention
of
making
a
good
Kannada
film
has
materialised
and
the
film
has
been
much
appreciated
by
the
media
and
the
quality
conscious
audience.
The
business
returns
of
the
film
was
not
paramount
in
my
mind
when
I
made
in
my
film,
but
still
I
thought
my
business
interest
will
be
protected
if
I
retain
the
dubbing
rights
of
the
film
as
the
story
of
the
film
had
an
universal
appeal.
Now,
I
here
there
are
some
vested
interests
who
are
spreading
news
which
are
contrary
to
the
facts.
Frankly
speaking,
I
do
not
have
any
control
if
any
person
or
any
organisation
makes
statements
of
false
hood
with
a
view
to
create
some
confusion.
But
I
can
only
present
the
facts
and
supportive
evidence
to
prove
my
claim.
If
any
person
chooses
to
verify
my
claim
he
can
walk
into
my
office
and
verify
details'
says
Muralidhar
Halappa.
Halappa
says
that
he
is
interested
to
make
films
in
future
also
and
that
is
the
precise
reason
why
he
wants
to
protect
his
reputation
as
a
clean
and
honest
film
maker.