Anbu
Thozhi,
a
maiden
film
of
politician
turned
actor
Thol
Thirumavalavan
has
been
facing
troubles
from
the
Censor
Board
of
India,
Chennai
region.
The
Board
has
raised
objections
to
the
leader's
appearance
as
the
leader
of
Sri
Lankan
rebels
Velupillai
Prabhakaran.
The
officials
at
the
Censor
Board
denied
certifying
the
film
contending
that
the
scenes
in
the
film
hail
the
LTTE
leader.
It
maybe
recalled
that
Thirumavalavan
had
said
a
few
months
ago
that
the
film
fights
for
a
good
cause
and
the
story
is
mainly
based
on
the
life
of
the
LTTE
supremo
Prabhakaran.
Now
Thirumavalavan
has
decided
to
knock
the
doors
of
revising
committee
to
get
the
approval
to
screen
the
film.
He
was
already
informed
the
matter
to
the
Chief
Minister
Karunanidhi,
seeking
his
help
to
get
rid
of
the
problem.
Last
year,
the
revising
committee
had
approved
a
movie
filmed
on
the
assassination
of
Rajiv
Gandhi.
Though
the
story
of
the
film
is
closely
linked
with
the
LTTE
and
their
activities,
the
board
hasn't
raised
any
objections
and
gave
few
cuts
to
the
film
and
allowed
its
release
with
U/A
certificate.
Meanwhile,
Thirumavalavan,
the
leader
of
Viduthalai
Chirutahikal
Katchi
has
signed
two
more
films
in
Tamil.
Kalagam
is
the
one
among
his
new
project
and
Mu.Kalanchiyam,
the
director
of
Poomani
and
Poonthottam
is
going
to
direct
it
after
a
long
gap.
Since
Thiruma
is
going
to
sing
the
duet
with
the
heroine
for
the
first
time
in
this
film,
the
director
is
taking
much
careful
in
selecting
a
suitable
heroine
for
the
leader.
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