Chandramukhi producers make clear they did not demand ₹5 cr from Nayanthara to be used of footage in her Netflix documentary

Sivaji Productions’ clarification

Tamil movie trade tracker Manobala Vijayabalan took to his X deal with and shared the NOC issued by Sivaji Productions to Nayanthara. The certificates claimed, “That is to certify that Sivaji Productions has no objection to the usage of the next footage within the Netflix documentary “Nayanthara: Past the Fairy Story.” The time stamps from Chandramukhi are talked about beneath.

“We verify that Rowdy Photos has been granted permission to make use of, reproduce, distribute, and/or sub-license the aforementioned video footage completely to be used within the Netflix sequence titled “Nayanthara: Past the Fairy Story,” it added. “We additional declare that we will maintain Rowdy Photos (together with associates, licensees/sub-licensees, and assigns) innocent from any claims and/or disputes arising out of the usage of the video footage as licensed beneath the certificates/letter,” it additional said.

Rowdy Photos is owned by actor Nayanthara and her husband and filmmaker Vignesh Shivan. It produced the documentary on Nayanthara’s life, Nayanthara: Past the Fairy Story, which streamed on Netflix India beginning November 2023. No point out of any cash was made within the NOC issued by Sivaji Productions, ruling out the rumours that it demanded ₹5 crore from Rowdy Photos for the usage of footage from Chandramukhi within the documentary.

Nayanthara’s earlier tiff with Dhanush

Nayanthara slammed former co-star Dhanush for refusing permission to make use of footage from her 2015 Tamil film Naanum Rowdy Dhaan, which he had produced. She additionally criticised him for sending a authorized discover demanding ₹10 crore in damages for the inclusion of a three-second behind-the-scenes clip from the movie.