Linguswamy, a well-known film director, was given a six-month prison term in a case involving a bounced check. He most recently oversaw Ram's telugu film The Warriorr. Linguswamy is the owner of the Thirupathi Brothers production company, which has previously made numerous popular movies. The production company experienced numerous financial problems in recent years, and Linguswamy was required to appear in court as a result.
One of them, PVP cinema, brought a lawsuit against Linguswamy, and the case's last hearing took place at the Saidapet court in Chennai. The judge sentenced Linguswamy and his brother Subhash chandrabose to a total of six months in prison. Linguswamy is said to have gotten a loan from PVP for the film "Yenni Ezhu Naalukulla," which stars karthi and Samantha.
The movie was halted due to financial issues, and PVP cinema filed a lawsuit against Linguswamy for failing to pay back the money and for issuing a check that bounced in the bank. According to the most recent sources, Linguswamy and his brother will challenge the ruling at the High court. Lingusamy recently directed RaPo's 'The Warriorr' and it was a huge disaster at the box office and the director faced brickbats.
One of them, PVP cinema, brought a lawsuit against Linguswamy, and the case's last hearing took place at the Saidapet court in Chennai. The judge sentenced Linguswamy and his brother Subhash chandrabose to a total of six months in prison. Linguswamy is said to have gotten a loan from PVP for the film "Yenni Ezhu Naalukulla," which stars karthi and Samantha.
The movie was halted due to financial issues, and PVP cinema filed a lawsuit against Linguswamy for failing to pay back the money and for issuing a check that bounced in the bank. According to the most recent sources, Linguswamy and his brother will challenge the ruling at the High court. Lingusamy recently directed RaPo's 'The Warriorr' and it was a huge disaster at the box office and the director faced brickbats.
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