Liger: Puri Jagannadh seeks police safety after receiving threats from distributors

Vijay Deverakonda and filmmaker Puri Jagannadh’s sports activities drama, Liger was not been in a position to carry out on the field workplace and therefore suffered losses. Now, the director has reportedly requested for police safety as he claims to have obtained threats from the movie distributors to settle the losses. It’s additional believed that they even plan to protest in entrance of Puri Jagannadh’s home in Hyderabad if he refuses to pay.

Going by the police criticism, the filmmaker has asserted that the distributors haven’t any enterprise threatening him in any method. He additional added that they need to have filed a civil case if that they had any complaints.

The maker additionally acknowledged that each one his dues have already been paid to the distributor Warangal Sreenu as per the settlement, and it’s Sreenu, who has defaulted funds to the sub-distributors. The filmmaker confirmed concern that now he and his household, together with his 85-year-old mother-in-law, his spouse, and his daughter might be harassed.

Leaked Cellphone Dialog

In the meantime, a leaked telephone dialog between Puri Jagannadh and distributors surfaced on Twitter not too long ago. Filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma took to the micro-blogging web site and posted a screenshot of an alleged WhatsApp dialog in Telugu between the director and distributors, which reads, “A complete of 83 distributors have been Liger’s victims. We’re going to Puri Jagannadh home on twenty seventh of this month to do dharna. Subsequently, every exhibitor ought to carry garments for at least 4 days to remain. If nobody dares to come back ahead, then their names might be faraway from the record of beneficiaries and won’t be incurred losses. You will not get a name from us if nobody comes that day. And no data might be supplied. It will be nice if everybody might come.”

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