Trisha Ethnic Treat Post Thug Life / Vairamuthu Memory Loss and Amaran's Bad Guy jibe

 Nothing has changed for Trisha fans , reactions to her post -"if you can't be kind at least be vague" along with an alien emoji. Fans felt it was an indirect remark on those who slammed her role in the film. Trisha plays the role of Kamal Haasan's love interest in the film. Her 30 year ago age gap with the legendary actor has raised eyebrows. Addressing the topic in a press meet Trisha said "I think that's something I knew when they announced the film and I had not even signed it. So that's when I knew, wow, this is magic. And I was not even part of the film at that point in time." Her hook step in the song Sugar Baby, has gone viral, with fans taking to Instagram to recreate it, and Trisha reposts them. an expressed disappointment after Trisha's video song in the film was edited out "Dear Trisha,All your efforts were in vain. We couldn't see your dance in the Sufi song, Muttha Mazhai. very disappointing." Several reviews from cinephiles also stated that they expected more from Trisha's role, while others said that her character doesn't make any impact in the story.

 

At a recent event attended by Chinmayi herself, music director Gangai Amaran - the brother of legendary composer Ilaiyaraaja - publicly backed Chinmayi's claims. "Yes, he may be a great poet, but he is not a good human being," Amaran stated bluntly.

Chinmayi, , responded  playfully , "Please think before you speak, sir, because the Chief Minister's residence is nearby," she joked, earning laughs from the audience. Back in 2018, Chinmayi's allegations against Vairamuthu during the #MeToo movement sent shockwaves through the Tamil film industry. She claimed that Vairamuthu had harassed her during a cultural event, Veezhamattam, in Switzerland in 2005.
After Chinmayi's rendition of Muththa Mazhai from the upcoming film Thug Life went viral, fans flooded social media with messages of solidarity, insisting that it wasn't Chinmayi's loss but Tamil cinema's. "You might try to cancel the name Chinmayi," one viral post read, "but you can never silence that voice."

Aadhav Kannadhasan grandson of Poet Laureate Kannadhasan reply to National award lyricist Vairamuthu the charge that his film Ponmalai Pozuhudu in which the former he acted had not taken his permission to use the line from his song as title , has stumped him. Aadhav wrote; Sir with all due respect we got your permission for #PonmaalaiPozhudhu as u mentioned it’s a special feeling as #KaviyarasuKannadasan s grandson is using your lyrics as the film title. You felt proud. The lyrics in the film was written by dearest

@madhankarky

sir Thank you

Madhab Karky is son of Vairamuthu. Vairamuthu Ii a long note, he wrote in Tamil, "Many of my verses have been used by the Tamil film industry as film titles. None of those who have taken them have asked my permission or even asked for a word of respect."

He added, "Despite them taking my lyric lines without acknowledgement, I have never rebuked anyone nor have I questioned it whenever and wherever I met them. In a society where wealth is not shared in common, I take joy in the fact that knowledge at least becomes common property. It would be uncivilised of me to ask, 'Why didn't you ask me before doing this?' But isn't it equally uncivilised of them not to have even asked me a single word?"