A
pro-Tamil
outfit
opposing
Bollywood
actor-producer
John
Abraham's
upcoming
flick
Madras
Cafe,
on
the
ground
that
it
depicted
LTTE
in
bad
light.
Sources
said
that
today
they
have
claimed
a
special
preview
of
the
movie,
which
would
be
held
for
them
before
the
political
thriller's
world
premier
on
August
23.
Naam
Thamizhar
Katchi,
headed
by
Tamil
film
director
Seeman,
said
the
preview
would
be
held
in
a
couple
of
days
and
any
objectionable
scenes
would
be
cut.
"We
were
told
through
a
theatre
owner
by
the
producers
that
the
movie
would
be
screened
for
us.If
there
were
any
scenes,
which
were
not
suitable,
they
would
cut
them.
We
would
see
the
movie
either
tomorrow
or
day
after
tomorrow," Seeman
told
PTI.
When
contacted
theatre
owner
Abirami
Ramanathan,
he
confirmed
that
a
preview
would
be
held
and
said
the
time
for
the
show
was
yet
to
be
decided.
Abraham
had
earlier
publicly
offered
to
arrange
for
a
preview
of
the
film
to
the
pro-Tamil
outfit
activists
as
demanded
by
them.
In
July
the
activists
had
given
a
complaint
to
the
city
police
seeking
to
ban
the
film
on
the
ground
that
it
portrayed
the
LTTE
in
bad
light.
The
movie
is
set
in
the
late
80s
and
early
90s
in
India
and
Sri
Lanka
and
shows
military
operations
against
a
rebel
group
in
the
island,
in
which
Abraham
acts
as
an
intelligence
agent.
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During
his
recent
visit
to
Chennai,
for
the
release
of
trailer,
Abraham
had
maintained
that
the
film
had
not
taken
sides.
"We
have
not
called
anyone
'terrorists'
in
the
film.
Madras
Cafe
doesn't
take
any
sides.
We
probably
will
show
them
those
opposing
the
film," Abraham
had
said.