‘Ananthan Kaadu’ row: Producer Vinod Kumar rejects 1.80 crore fraud allegations against Arya, calls complaints ‘false lies’ | Tamil Movie News

Producer Vinod Kumar has strongly condemned the serious charges against him and the veteran actor. Aryathey are making a high-profile complaint against the Hyderabad police as a malicious campaign designed to stop their new movie. The legal crisis started when camera equipment rental company Taher Cine Tekniq lodged a complaint with the Jubilee Hills Police Station, alleging that the filmmakers had failed to repay over Rs. 1.80 crore of basic and digital glasses used in production. Breaking the silence, Vinod Kumar termed the move as an expropriation resulting from a financial crisis due to irrational payments.

Producer Vinod Kumar denies claims, says complaints ‘baseless’

Responding to the allegations while contacting Deccan Chronicle, producer Vinod Kumar refuted all the allegations and said the complaint was a deliberate attempt to tarnish his reputation. “These complaints are baseless and false claims made by the camera company,” he said. Explaining the dispute, Vinod added, “This is a financial dispute between the company and me due to unreasonable demands. When I refused to accept their demands, they threatened to stop the release of the film.” He also defended Arya, saying, “The complaint against Arya is just trying to defame him and has no truth.

The court allowed the release of the film after paying the disputed amount

Vinod Kumar said that he had approached the Ernakulam Munsif Court to seek permission for the release of ‘Ananthan Kaadu.’ “The court heard what our judge said and told me to pay the money that was discussed in court. After the money was paid, the court gave permission for the film to be released on June 25, 2026.” The producer of the film said: “After Ataher Cine Tekniq gave a verdict showing that the film was fake. He also moved the Commercial Court in Hyderabad with similar allegations that our documents are fake. “

The legal battle continues while the pay dispute is still in the courts

Emphasizing that the issue is legal, Vinod Kumar said, “The payment dispute is arbitrable and is before the courts.” “Complaining is an attempt to force us through lies,” he said, rejecting claims of fraud and fear. Believing in the plan, he said that the matter will be resolved by the courts using evidence. The case continues to garner media attention as ‘Ananthan Kaadu’ remains in the limelight amid legal disputes.

About ‘Ananthan Kaadu’

‘Ananthan Kaadu’ is a 2026 political thriller directed by Jiyen Krishnakumar and written by Murali Gopy. The film is set in 1990s Thiruvananthapuram and focuses on the political exploitation of oppressed groups; It stars Arya, Regina Cassandra, and Nikhila Vimal.Disclaimer: The above story is based on ongoing lawsuits, police complaints and public statements made by those involved. Allegations of plagiarism, intimidation, and forgery are part of the ongoing dispute with the judge. This article is for informational and entertainment purposes only.