New Delhi:
Wanderbar Films Private Limited of Dharush decided to demand a loss of Rs 1 crore to carry forward his main civil suit on Monday (March 10, 2025), as well as a permanent prohibition to use Tamil film scenes (BTS) visuals. Nanam Rowdy Paddy Netflix in Doku-Drama Nayantara: Beyond the story beyond Without the actor’s permission.
Dhanush accused Nayantara’s husband Vignesh Shivan of “unprofessional behavior” during the shooting of the film in the affidavit.
Representing him, his production company, Wonderbar Films, has filed a loss of Rs 1 crore from Nayantara and documentary manufacturers.
Raanjhanaa The actor’s decision came after Justice Senthilkumar Ramamurthy shut down the interim prohibitory orders, which banned the release of the documentary.
The court noticed that interim prohibitory orders were now in no use as The Dock-Drama was already issued on November 18, 2024.
“The fourth defendant (Sri Sivan) unnecessarily started focusing on the third defendant (Ms. Nayantara), ignoring other actors and crews of the film, ignoring the scenes several times again, which included the third defendant to ensure that he only gives his best performance and prioritizes other actors.”
Legal tension between Dhanush and Nayantara was made public (after 16 November, 2024) young The actress shared an open letter on her X handle, touching the bow “all-time low”, as she refused to use a 3-second clip, shot at her personal devices following a two-year repeated requests.
Since Nayantara’s move, Dhanush has not given any public reaction, instead followed a legal route. She contacted the Madras High Court in November 2024 against Navantas, her husband Vignesh Shivan and her production house Rowdy Pictures Private Limited and filed a civil suit.
Earlier on January 28, the Madras High Court biased with actor Dhanush, dismissing a petition to reject his trial by Netflix India.
The court decided to take the main trial for hearing on 9 April.
