Madras High Court Orders Ban For Silambarasan TR; What Is The Problem Between Simbu & Vels Film International?

Madras High Court Orders Ban For Silambarasan TR: The Madras High Court has ordered Simbu to give a guarantee of one crore rupees by September 19 in the case filed by Vels Film International Limited.

Controversial Star STR

Silambarasan TR is one of the multi-talented actors. Be it acting, directing, singing, writing, dancing. He proved his mettle in every single craft of cinema. As much as Simbu was talented, controversies also arose around him. Simbu began the second innings by reducing his weight and focusing more in acting. Although Easwaran did not meet the expectations in his second innings, his fans started celebrating Simbu's Maanaadu. Because of that, the film also collected Rs 100 crore at the box office.

Similarly, after Maanaadu, he acted in Venthu Thaninthathu Kaadu directed by Gautham Vasudev Menon. He played the role of Muthu, a village youth, working in Mumbai. The film also became a super duper hit and occupied an important place in Simbu's film career.

Corona Kumar Gives Trouble To Simbu

In such an environment, he acted in Pathu Thala, a remake of the Kannada film Mufti. Although it was a mega hit in Kannada, it failed miserably in Tamil. However Simbu's performance was appreciated. But for Simbu, who was in full form, Pathu Thala is seen as a minor slip. Hopefully he will fix this slip in the next film. Kamal Haasan is producing Simbu's next film directed by Desingh Periyasamy.

In the meantime, a new controversy has arisen that Simbu has violated the contract signed with Vels International for the film 'Venthu Thaninthathu Kaadu 2'. STR fans feared that this would cause problems for the Kamal-Simbu-Desingh film. But now a new problem has arisen. Simbu was committed to acting in Corona Kumar directed by Gokul, the director of Itharku thaaney Aasaipattaai Balakumara. But no talk about the film has arisen yet. The film was also produced by Vels International.

It seems that Simbu demanded up to Rs 9 crore as salary for the film and it is said that Rs 4 crore was paid to him. But Simbu, who received the money, is acting in other films apart from Corona Kumar. In such a situation, the production company Vels International has filed a petition in the Madras High Court. Judges who enquired this petition asked Simbu to give a guarantee of one crore rupees by September 19. Otherwise, action has been ordered that Simbu will be banned from acting in other films.