Controversies
and
Kollywood
go
hand
in
hand
for
it
is
extremely
difficult
to
fabricate
an
innovative
cinema
without
hurting
someone's
or
some
organization's
sentiments.
More
the
innovation,
more
is
the
risk
of
irking
someone
unintentionally.
If
you
are
confused,
then
take
a
look
at
any
recently
released
Kamal
Haasan
movie
and
you
will
have
a
fair
idea.
Even
a
comedy
caper
like
Manmadan
Ambu
had
its
share
of
controversy
when
a
song
was
forcefully
removed
from
the
movie
after
the
'Hindu
Makkal
Katchi'
claimed
that
the
lyrics
is
aimed
at
defaming
their
films.
If
you
think
hurting
religious
sentiments
can
give
somebody
a
strong
reason
to
protest,
what
about
a
group
of
barbers
protesting
against
the
release
of
Kuselan
when
a
clip
from
the
movie
had
Vadivelu
causing
injury
to
someone
while
shaving
his
head?
Strong
reasons
or
silly
reasons
Tamil
films
has
had
its
protestors
over
the
years
and
it
looks
like
the
trend
is
here
to
stay.
Perhaps,
we
can
be
proven
wrong
for
good
in
the
near
future.
The
bottom
line
is
there
have
been
number
of
Tamil
films
that
has
been
victimized
in
recent
past
and
this
article
is
aimed
at
listing
a
few
of
those
movies.
Check
out
the
slides
below
for
some
of
the
most
controversial
Tamil
movies
in
recent
times.
This
experimental
movie
from
Gautham
Menon
was
criticized
by
many,
but
the
group
Hindu
Makkal
Katchi
protested
against
it
and
demanded
the
deletion
of
few
scenes
as
the
movie
projected
intimacy
between
the
hero
and
a
woman
who
raises
him.
Sindhu
Samaveli
Several
women
organizations
had
a
problem
with
this
particular
film
which
showcases
illicit
relationship
between
a
woman
and
her
father
in
law.
The
movie
was
directed
by
Samy.
Dasavatharam
The
opening
shots
of
this
KS
Ravikumar
directorial
had
major
conflicts
between
two
religious
groups.
The
movie
was
opposed
by
the
concerned
religious
parties.
Vishwaroopam
Vishwaroopam
was
directed
by
Kamal
Haasan
himself.
Since
the
movie
initially
had
the
brutal
killings
of
innocent
victims
executed
by
Taliban
terrorists,
certain
Muslim
groups
had
pressed
for
its
ban
citing
that
the
movie
showed
them
in
bad
light.
Virumandi
Virumandi
was
initially
titled
as
'Sandiyar'.
The
film
had
its
share
of
controversies
when
the
poster
of
Kamal
Haasan
wielding
a
weapon
was
released.
'Vidudalai
Siruthai
Katchi' protested
against
it
claiming
that
it
defamed
them.
Interestingly,
another
movie
with
the
title
Sandiyar
released
hassle
free
after
a
few
months.
Kaththi
Before
the
release
of
Kaththi
certain
groups
threatened
the
safety
of
movie
goers
by
hurling
petrol
bombs
at
theatres
demanding
the
ban
of
the
film.
Apparently,
they
weren't
comfortable
with
Lyca
Productions
producing
the
flick.