Vijay has sought the directive from the High Court to repeal the fine imposed on him by the special bench and to remove objectionable comments against him.

Actor Vijay has on Friday moved a petition of appeal to challenge the high court's directive to pay penalty and to seek a fresh order to withdraw objectionable comments against him.

Vijay is also planning to seek a directive to repeal the penalty levied on him by asserting that he will pay the entry tax. 

Tamil Nadu BJP General Secretary Karu Nagarajan had filed a petition in the High Court and sought a directive from the court to repeal the panel. 

Levying the fine, which is seen as a setback for Vijay, the court has highlighted that the actors who have a huge fan base are considered real heroes. 

Manikandan has been absconding for the past few days in view of evading the arrest from the Chennai police in connection to the sexual harassment case filed against him.

The new order has come after there were multiple episodes of debates over the government's directive of canceling the arrear exams in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. 

The opposition parties flayed the ruling regime that how it can assure the safety of a common woman if it has failed to assure the safety of an IPS Officer. 

In what has become the latest friction, Ilayaraja has now moved his petition to Madras High Court against the studio, three months after the musician had lodged a police complaint. 

Irandam Kuthu has been slated for release on November 14, during the Diwali festival and it would be one of the initial movies to hit the big screens after the resumption of theaters.