Amid
their
legal
fight
against
Shankar
in
Madras
High
Court,
renowned
banner
Lyca
Productions
have
now
filed
a
petition
with
a
Hyderabad
court
seeking
a
ban
on
the
Indian
2
director.
According
to
reports,
the
makers
have
accused
the
director
of
not
completing
their
film
even
after
spending
a
large
chunk
of
money.
Though
the
senior
counsel
for
Shankar
accused
Lyca
Productions
of
approaching
the
Hyderabad
court
with
the
selfsame
issue
which
is
still
pending
in
Madras
High
Court,
the
side
of
Lyca
Productions
denied
the
allegation.
The
banner's
senior
counsel
stated
that
the
issues
raised
in
both
the
courts
were
different
from
one
another.
Let
us
tell
you
that
of
late,
there
have
been
reports
of
the
banner
writing
to
film
chambers
requesting
to
restrain
the
director
from
committing
to
any
other
project
before
Indian
2.
Talking
about
the
petition
filed
in
Madras
High
Court,
though
the
court
ordered
to
find
an
amicable
solution
to
the
issue,
the
two
parties
couldn't
come
to
a
satisfactory
conclusion.
Failing
to
do
that,
the
Madras
High
Court
will
now
be
deciding
the
fate
of
Kamal
Haasan's
Indian
2.
Talking
about
the
film,
the
vigilante
action
thriller
is
a
sequel
to
Ulaganayagan's
1996
film
Indian.
Also
starring
Nedumudi
Venu,
Kajal
Aggarwal,
Rakul
Preet
Singh,
Priya
Bhavani
Shankar,
Bobby
Simha,
Samuthirakani
and
Vivekh,
the
film's
story
has
been
written
by
Shankar,
B
Jeyamohan,
Lakshmi
Saravanakumar
and
Kabilan
Vairamuthu.
For
the
unversed,
the
film's
shoot
came
to
a
halt
post
the
COVID-19
pandemic
and
the
subsequent
lockdown
in
2020.
Earlier
in
February
2020,
the
film
made
headlines
after
a
crane
carrying
a
heavy
flashlight
fell
on
the
sets
killing
2
crew
members
and
an
assistant
director.
Coming
back
to
Shankar,
the
director
has
already
announced
two
of
his
projects
including
#RC15
with
Tollywood
actor
Ram
Charan
and
Hindi
remake
of
his
celebrated
Tamil
film
Anniyan,
which
will
feature
Bollywood
star
Ranveer
Singh.