Tamil star hero Vishal is currently busy working on his next film in Tamil. The actor is looking forward to the film Ayogya which is the official remake of the film Temper. Venkat Mohan is the director of the film and Raashi Khanna is the heroine. The makers decided to remix Blockbuster song for the film and the film unit started shooting for the song.

The reports from the film unit reveal that Vishal was injured on the film’s sets while filming the song. Vishal himself has confirmed the same to a leading news daily in English. Vishal said, “It was an unexpected accident. While shooting for the song, I slipped and fell on the floor.” said Vishal.

The film’s teaser that was out sometime back raised a positive buzz in the industry. More details about the film’s release will be out soon.

Dark horse Vishal Reddy has been waging war in all the unions related to Tamil film industry. His recent remarks on producers irked some members in producers union.

After making news during Nadigar elections in the past, Vishal finally won the trust of all and became chief of the union. Now he is eyeing on the post of the head for Producers Council of Tamil Industry. Yesterday in a public meeting for elections campaign, Vishal fired at the producer’s council members. He alleged that the present members were unable to solve anything and they are the reasons for his father’s downfall as a producer. He claimed that he is now fighting for the elections only to do justice for sufferers. He went further and alleged that those who didn’t produce one film are eager to become president for the council.

Vishal’s remarks didn’t go well with producers. Some top league producers and distributors in the leadership of Kalipu S Thanu have surrounded Nadigar Union building to agitate. They demand an apology from Vishal. Kabali producer S Thanu stated that Vishal has developed love on elections and he has been misusing Nadigar and producers council for his own benefit. He further asked Vishal to first do justice to distributors who have lost with Vishal’s flop movies.

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.

Tamil Nadu Nadigar Sangam’s newly elected General Secretary- Vishal, has already started facing heat. He won over Sarath Kumar’s team has flooded in many vows before the elections. Yesterday Tamilar Munnetra Padai Cadres burnt effigy of actor Vishal in Tamilnadu.

Since the elections being completed and the new panel has already formed, no new reforms still took place.

In opposition over unfulfillment of vows, agitations across Tamil Nadu had begun.

As a part of this Vishal’s effigies were burnt yesterday in Tamil Nadu.

Tamil Nadu Welfare Society has plotted the agitation in Anna Nagar of Chennai. They demanded that the newly elected General Secretary shall take up the responsibility of changing the name from South Artists Association to Tamil Nadu Artists Association.

They further said that it was the request of Rajnikanth who wanted a change in the name of the association. Without doing so, it would be an insult to him.

Vishal, Nasser and Karthi’s Pandavar Ani group was chosen over Sarath Kumar’s camp in the South Indian Artistes Association elections.

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