T Rajendar has lodged a counter complaint with the Chennai police after a film financier alleged that he and Silambarasan threatened to murder him. According to financier Ramamurthy, T Rajendar had availed a 59 crore loan from him but he returned only 28 crores and refused to give back the 31 crores.
          When the financier asked him to return this 31 crores, both T Rajendar and Silambarasan threatened to kill him, Ramamurthy alleged. Refuting this, T Rajendar in his complaint to the police today said that Ramamurthy is foisting a false case against him and his son STR. T Rajendar clarified that Ramamurthy distributed his Monisha En Monalisa film in the year 1999 on minimum guarantee basis. A case pertaining to the rift between them due to the losses incurred is still pending in the court, T Rajendar said. He added that a similar police case was filed by Ramamurthy during the previous AIADMK regime too and same thing is happening now.

While Vijay Awards and Filmfare South Indian Awards are keeping everyone excited to catch up the biggest events in small screens, Silambarasan becomes the absolute obstructer making their interests fade away. He has openly listed the names of program heads in Vijay TV and Filmfare edition blaming that they favor their buddies presenting them awards.

Moreover, the actor has decided to boycott such award ceremonies in mere future feeling that it’s nothing but a preplanned drama.

It’s obvious that Aamir Khan chose the same way disturbed by the similar trait in Bollywood as well.