#BoycottComali: Rajinikanth Fans Make Sure The Makers Of Comali Delete The Flawed Portion On Thalaiva
Taking a serious note of the issue, actor Jayam Ravi has finally issued a statement and also promised of deleting the objectionable portion from the movie.
In a few moments after the trailer release, the Jayam Ravi starrer Comali found itself in the controversy as it hurt the sentiments of Rajinikanth fans. Towards an end of the trailer, there is a scene which traces down Thalaiva’s press conference of 2017 regarding his entry in politics, which was received as a mockery by Rajini fans.
Soon after the trailer release, the furious Rajinikanth fans started the trend with #BoycottComali on Twitter. Taking a serious note of the issue, actor Jayam Ravi has finally issued a statement and also promised of deleting the objectionable portion from the movie.
#BoycottComali: Rajinikanth Fans Make Sure The Makers Of Comali Delete The Flawed Portion On Thalaiva
He tweeted, “Right from the beginning of my career, I have made a conscious effort to maintain a clean and straight record, thereby not involving myself in controversial issues. My stance and ideologies have only been exhibited in movies through the fictional characters I have played and have never crossed those limits. I have always been a cordial and congenial friend to everyone and feel blessed to enjoy the privilege of being regarded as a mutual pal in the industry.
However, a particular substance in the trailer involving Rajinikanth sir has unfortunately hurt the sentiments of a few Thalaivar fans. I would like to make it clear that the element was included in a positive light. Being a hardcore Superstar Rajini sir fan, I have been as eager and anxious as any other follower to see him embark on his political journey. We all grew up watching his movies, his action and style had become an inherent part of our nature and there is no way that we would show such disrespect to him in any way or his fans. What has made him more lovable than before is that he saw the trailer of Comali and appreciated our team for the creative appeal and congratulated us for coming up with a unique idea. However, to see that such an ideation, without any deliberate intent, has been receiving resentments and some negative feedbacks from a section of his fans, we have decided to delete the portion in the movie. Keeping fingers crossed, I am happily waiting to meet you as Comali in theatres on August 15.”
