Though
it
is
confirmed
by
the
makers
of
Kabali
that
the
film
will
hit
screens
on
22
July
world-wide,
its
Telugu
release
remains
doubtful
since
it
has
landed
in
a
financial
trouble.
Apparently,
the
distributor
of
Rajini's
Vikrama
Simha
approached
the
producers
council
to
stall
the
release
of
Kabali,
until
Rajinikanth
pay
back
the
promised
amount,
as
a
compensation
to
the
losses
incurred.
It
is
learnt
that
Rajini
has
to
pay
12
crores
to
Vikram
Simha
distributors,
for
Kabali
to
see
light.
The
issue
is
now
being
handled
by
the
industry
big-wig
and
chamber
president,
Dasari
Narayana
Rao
and
the
talks
have
been
initiated
with
Rajini,
regarding
the
same.
Both
the
parties
are
trying
to
settle
the
issue
off
the
court,
at
Dasari's
house.
But
if
Rajini
fails
to
come
on
a
common
agreement,
before
the
film's
release
date,
then
the
distributor
wants
to
take
the
help
of
court,
to
halt
the
release.
Perhaps,
any
change
in
release
date
of
Kabali
would
further
worsen
the
things
as
many
releases
are
lined
up
based
on
Rajini's
arrival.
Also
since
the
Telugu
rights
of
Kabali
were
sold
for
30
Cr
approxiemetely,
it
will
leave
the
Telugu
producer
in
deep
financial
muddle.
Let
us
hope
the
issue
will
be
addressed
soon,
since
there
is
enough
time
left
for
the
settlement
to
go
smooth,
before
the
release
date.