Soundarya
Rajinikanth"s
Ocher
Studios
produced
Goa
is
in
deep
trouble
now.
Directed
by
Venkat
Prabhu,
the
producer
is
not
able
to
release
the
film
on
her
superstar
father's
birthday.
The
Madras
High
Court
has
passed
an
interim
order
not
to
release
the
film
till
December
11,
in
a
case
filed
by
a
Chennai
based
financier
against
the
film.
According
to
the
petition
submitted
by
Varun
Maniyan,
Soundarya
had
taken
a
loan
of
Rs
1.60
crore
from
him,
of
which
Rs
1.10
crore
was
given
from
office
funds
and
the
remaining
Rs
50
lakh
drawn
from
his
personal
fund.
In
his
petition
Manian
says
that
at
the
time
of
taking
a
loan
Soundarya
had
signed
only
a
promisory
note
and
had
not
signed
a
loan
bond.
However
Ocher
had
written
to
him
acknowledging
the
receipt
of
the
loan
and
to
pay
interest
at
24
percent.
Now
as
per
Manian's
lawyer,
she
is
not
keeping
her
promise
on
the
repayment
of
the
loan.
Now
Varun
is
forced
to
move
to
the
court
and
get
back
his
loan,
as
Ocher
Studio's
Goa
is
getting
ready
for
a
Pongal
release.
The
Madras
High
Court
has
stayed
the
release
of
the
film
till
December
11
and
ordered
to
issue
notices
to
Soundarya
Rajini
and
Latha
Rajini.