Kollywood’s ready for yet another protest
October 6th, 2009 - 4:30 pm ICT by Sampurn Wire
Actress Bhuvaneshwari was recently framed for her involvement in prostitution. But eventually, out of frustration the actress had confessed everything and has revealed the names of other actresses in Tamil film industry, who are constantly involved in such acts.
A Tamil daily had even published the names of those actresses on Sunday and that has stirred up troubles amongst the actresses’ families. According to the reports, South India Artists’ Association has now decided to file defamatory case against the daily paper that had listed the name of actresses. The association has now approached Chennai city police commissioner T Rajendran to complaint against the daily.
Sarath Kumar has furthermore added that the association will make sure that the daily newspaper will have to face a big issue for publishing unconfirmed news.
-Sampurn Media
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