Vadivelu
has
got
a
huge
relief
from
the
Madras
High
Court,
which
has
dismissed
a
petition
seeking
a
ban
against
Tamil
flick
Thenaliraman.
Two
Telugu
organisations
have
filed
the
petition
last
Friday
(April
11)
and
requested
the
court
to
ban
the
film
alleging
that
the
film
has
twisted
facts
about
the
famous
Sri
Krishnadevaraya.
Two
Telugu
groups
Tamil
Nadu
Telugu
Makkal
Peravai
and
Tamil
Nadu
Telugu
Yuva
Sakthi
moved
the
court
to
ban
the
film.
The
groups
had
alleged
that
Thenaliraman
movie
shows
Sri
Krishnadevaraya
in
a
bad
light.
The
makers
of
the
film
have
not
conducted
research
in
a
proper
manner
and
this
is
evident
with
the
fact
that
the
king
is
projected
to
have
36
wives
and
52
children
in
Vadivelu's
film.
And
it
has
hurted
the
sentiments
of
a
section
of
the
community.
Taking
objections
to
it,
AGS
Entertainment
defended
and
said
that
it
is
a
fictional
story
and
does
not
have
any
connection
to
Sri
Krishnadevaraya.
Indeed,
the
king
will
be
referred
as
Maamannar
in
Thenaliraman.
But
after
hearing
the
stories
from
both
the
sides,
the
court
dismissed
the
petition.It
has
now
been
cleared
for
the
release
this
Friday
(April
18).
Thenaliraman
is
a
comeback
movie
of
Vadivelu,
who
has
been
in
exile
following
the
defeat
of
the
DMK.
It
is
a
comedy
film
directed
by
Yuvaraj
Dhayalan.