With
an
intention
to
eradicate
piracy,
director-actor
Cheran
came
up
with
an
initiative
called
Cinema
2
Home
(C2H),
which
allows
movie
enthusiasts
to
watch
the
recently
released
flicks
from
their
respective
homes.
This
option
of
viewing
brand
new
movies
from
home
was
given
rise,
in
an
attempt
to
make
those
who
have
difficulties
visiting
cinema
halls
watch
films
in
a
legal
manner,
thus
putting
an
end
to
piracy.
Though
the
word
'good
cause'
is
written
all
over
this
initiative,
Cheran
has
been
facing
issues
of
his
own
post
releasing
his
first
movie,
JK
Enum
Nanbanin
Vaazhkai
using
C2H
platform.
The
latest
problem
of
his
has
to
do
with
an
arrest
warrant
issued
against
his
name
by
a
court
in
Ramanathapuram.
The
reason?
A
cheque
bounce
case
lodged
against
him
by
Palaniyappan,
a
local
CD
dealer
who
had
signed
a
deal
with
Cheran.
According
to
the
deal,
Palaniyappan
had
to
deliver
CD's
to
the
customers
who
had
enrolled
for
C2H
in
Ramanathapuram
district
and
was
paid
for
doing
so
through
a
cheque.
But
the
CD
dealer
had
alleged
that
the
cheque
given
to
him
by
Cheran
bounced
due
to
insufficient
balance
and
had
lodged
a
complaint
against
him.
Since
Cheran
failed
to
appear
in
front
of
the
court
after
being
summoned,
the
judge
has
issued
an
arrest
warrant
against
the
film-maker,
according
to
a
report.
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locked
for
further
updates.
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