Vishal
had
recently
questioned
Producers
Council
President
'Kalaipuli'
S
Thanu,
why
he
has
been
constantly
ignoring
the
ongoing
piracy
issue
in
the
state
of
Tamil
Nadu.
"Baffled
n
puzzled
y
#dhanu
sir
pres
of
prod
council
doesn't
wanna
take
action
on
concernd
theatres
caught
regd
piracy.
but
Wil
nt
stop
dis
fite
against
piracy.
Wil
continue
til
v
get
justice.
hope
the
prod
council
comes
wit
an
explanation
regd
this.
pathetic
state
(sic)," Vishal
had
posted
on
his
Twitter
page.
Speaking
to
Times
of
India,
Thanu
has
said,
"Vishal
is
new
to
his
responsibilities
in
the
Nadigar
Sangam.
He
has
to
gain
experience
and
patience
to
understand
the
system.
First,
we
need
a
written
complaint
and
then
we
have
to
meet
the
committee
members,
discuss
with
them
and
then
meet
the
government
officials.
Then
we
need
to
file
a
complaint
with
the
police.
Everything
cannot
be
done
overnight,
it
will
take
its
own
course
of
time.
Tamil
film
industry
has
been
facing
this
pirated
DVDs
problem
for
the
last
25
years
and
the
problem
still
awaits
a
solution.
So,
Vishal
by
this
time,
should
know
the
hardships
involved
in
this
and
how
many
people
have
to
cooperate
for
it
all
to
come
together
and
action
to
be
taken.
I
am
surprised
that
knowing
all
this,
Vishal
is
still
blaming
me
alone.
I
will
consider
Vishal's
idea
of
taking
immediate
action
and
I
will
work
towards
it.
But
for
it
all,
Vishal
will
have
to
wait."
The
Sandakozhi
actor
in
his
counter-response
to
the
leading
daily
has
said,
"We
found
out
from
which
theatre
the
pirated
copies
are
being
sent
out.
Having
known
this,
why
is
the
Producers
Council
not
taking
action
against
the
theatre
immediately?
Tell
me
why
not?
Why
are
we
waiting
is
what
I
am
asking.
If
we
wait,
then
more
films
will
be
copied
and
the
producers
will
be
affected.
Immediate
action
is
what
we
need
at
the
moment."
Recently,
a
theatre
in
Bengaluru
was
found
guilty
of
allowing
few
miscreants
to
illegally
record
Suriya's
sci-fi
thriller
24.