Vishal is one of the star heroes of South film industry. The actor has been an active person in the film related elections and associations. Vishal who is currently the president of Nadigar Sangam is receiving several threat calls and messages. Apparently, the actor has received these messages via WhatsApp from some random persons. The producers Manimaran and Abdul Shaheel have complained about the same to the Chennai Police Commissioner.

The threatening has gone to an extent where they are telling that Vishal will be killed. They also sent the threatening messages like Vishal’s hands and legs will be cut. As of now, there is no update on who have sent the messages and the police officials are investigating the case.

Tamil hero and producer Vishal was on Monday suspended from Tamil Film Producers Council (TFPC). Responding to the same in a press meet, the actor divulged that he would take up a legal battle against the decision of TFPC.

Going into details, in an official letter issued by the TFPC, it made it clear that Vishal’s comments against the Producer’s Council during an interview to a magazine on August 17, were the reason for his temporary suspension.

Earlier, soon after Vishal’s alleged interview, the TFPC asked him for an explanation and the actor has replied as well. At the TFPC Committee meeting held on November 12, members found Vishal’s explanation unsatisfactory so they passed a resolution of temporary suspension on him.

In matter of a few hours, Vishal held a press conference and informed that he didn’t make any objectionable comments against the TFPC and that he will be proceeding legally against the suspension on him.

Kollywood Actor Vishal has been awarded with People for Cattle in India (PFCI) award for his services.

PGCI held its “PFCI Annual Meet & Awards Ceremony” on 5th June 2016 in Chennai with K. Rosaiah, the Governor of Tamil Nadu, participating as the Chief Guest to present the awards. Vishal, who was also the Face of Animal Activism, was awarded for his active endorsement of animal causes and animal welfare issues. Few others were also awarded on the eve for their services.

The event was held to celebrate three years of Animal Welfare by PFCI, and it was the first ever annual celebration for Animal Welfare in SouthIndia. PFCI Awards for Animal Welfare 2015 winners were chosen by a panel of eminent jury members from PFCI based on work done in the sphere of animal protection.

Animal lovers from various fields were invited, and the Award Ceremony was followed by a Workshop on Animal Welfare.