Court Lingaa

The case dates back to 2014 when Ravi Rathinam accused the producers of plagiarism and alleged that they had 'stolen' the story from his film Mullai Vanam 999. The Madras High Court had allowed the release of the film after collecting a deposit of 5 crores and a separate bank guarantee for a similar amount

A court in Madurai has issued summons to filmstar Rajinikanth and others asking them to appear before it on March 8 in connection with a suit filed against his film Lingaa. The Judge said the Madras High Court had directed him to complete the trial in the case within April 30 and hence asked them to appear before his court

A petitioner contended that Lingaa was given tax exemption only due to Rajnikanth's 'influence'

The court stated, "In a copyright case how can the High Court pass such interim orders?"

In his statement, he said, "Since most distributors suffered heavy losses due to the failure of the film, we had urged the producer and actor Rajinikanth to repay the initial investment. Since there was no response, I submitted this petition to go on a fast"

Tamil superstar Rajinikanth's family is extremely happy about the response by fans to his film Lingaa that released on Friday. They watched the film in the Albert Theatre in Chennai, the Ground Zero for Rajini fans.

Tamil superstar Rajinikanth's new film Lingaa will release as scheduled tomorrow after its producer agreed to abide by an order of the Madras High Court asking him to deposit Rs 5 crores by 12 pm tomorrow.

Tamil superstar Rajinikanth's new film Lingaa will release as scheduled tomorrow after its producer agreed to abide by an order of the Madras High Court asking him to deposit Rs 5 crores by 12 pm tomorrow. The producers of Lingaa have also been directed to furnish a bank guarantee of an additional Rs 5 crores

Rajinikanth filed the application to prevent the Madras High Court bench from passing any interim order in the Lingaa case without hearing his stand

Last month, the petitioner had approached the court alleging that the script he had penned for in a film titled Mullai Vanam 999 was stolen by the makers of Lingaa. He had lodged a writ petition against superstar Rajinikanth, director KS Ravi Kumar and writer S Ponkumaran

Aspiring filmmaker KR Ravi Rathinam who has accused the team of superstar Rajinikanth's Lingaa of having stolen his script

The Madras High Court admitted a petition alleging that the producer and director of Lingaa starring Rajinikanth had stolen the storyline of another Tamil film and sought a stay on the movie's release.

The case dates back to 2014 when Ravi Rathinam accused the producers of plagiarism and alleged that they had 'stolen' the story from his film Mullai Vanam 999. The Madras High Court had allowed the release of the film after collecting a deposit of 5 crores and a separate bank guarantee for a similar amount

A court in Madurai has issued summons to filmstar Rajinikanth and others asking them to appear before it on March 8 in connection with a suit filed against his film Lingaa. The Judge said the Madras High Court had directed him to complete the trial in the case within April 30 and hence asked them to appear before his court

A petitioner contended that Lingaa was given tax exemption only due to Rajnikanth's 'influence'

The court stated, "In a copyright case how can the High Court pass such interim orders?"

In his statement, he said, "Since most distributors suffered heavy losses due to the failure of the film, we had urged the producer and actor Rajinikanth to repay the initial investment. Since there was no response, I submitted this petition to go on a fast"

Tamil superstar Rajinikanth's family is extremely happy about the response by fans to his film Lingaa that released on Friday. They watched the film in the Albert Theatre in Chennai, the Ground Zero for Rajini fans.

Tamil superstar Rajinikanth's new film Lingaa will release as scheduled tomorrow after its producer agreed to abide by an order of the Madras High Court asking him to deposit Rs 5 crores by 12 pm tomorrow.

Tamil superstar Rajinikanth's new film Lingaa will release as scheduled tomorrow after its producer agreed to abide by an order of the Madras High Court asking him to deposit Rs 5 crores by 12 pm tomorrow. The producers of Lingaa have also been directed to furnish a bank guarantee of an additional Rs 5 crores

Rajinikanth filed the application to prevent the Madras High Court bench from passing any interim order in the Lingaa case without hearing his stand

Last month, the petitioner had approached the court alleging that the script he had penned for in a film titled Mullai Vanam 999 was stolen by the makers of Lingaa. He had lodged a writ petition against superstar Rajinikanth, director KS Ravi Kumar and writer S Ponkumaran

Aspiring filmmaker KR Ravi Rathinam who has accused the team of superstar Rajinikanth's Lingaa of having stolen his script

The Madras High Court admitted a petition alleging that the producer and director of Lingaa starring Rajinikanth had stolen the storyline of another Tamil film and sought a stay on the movie's release.