Nayantara sold her marriage documentary to Netflix but since then she has been plagued by troubles. Nayanthara’s documentary somehow came to Netflix after the marriage and the birth of children. Nayan tried to get attention by making sensational allegations that no one is paying attention to her documentary and that Dhanush has demanded Rs.10 crores. Even though it didn’t work out much, it got tired. Recently, another film unit has sent legal notices to pay Rs. 5 crores for using content without permission.
‘Chandramukhi’ was the real turning point for Nayan’s career. Nayanthara got the attention of South movie makers after acting opposite superstar Rajinikanth. After this movie, NTR, Prabhas, Balakrishna, Ravi Teja, Vijay, Ajith. Nayanthara, who starred in Vijay Sethupathi’s ‘Nanum Rowdy Dhan’ produced by Dhanush, fell in love with Vignesh Sivan, the film’s director.
Although this movie was a good success at the box office, the producer Dhanush didn’t get much profit due to spending heavily beyond the budget. Dhanush demanded Rs 10 crore if they asked to use this movie song. Therefore, the photos taken by them on the set of this movie without the song were used in the documentary. However, Nayan informed through letter that Dhanush has demanded Rs.10 crores for showing photos taken on the sets of his movie.
Recently, the film unit has sent a legal notice asking them to pay Rs. 5 crores for using a clip related to ‘Chandramukhi’ in this film without permission. The notices stated that it is illegal to use the rights of every short clip and photos related to the movie, while they are in their possession, and the makers of Nayanthara documentary should immediately pay Rs. 5 crores as compensation.
Nayanthara, who has made outrageous comments about Dhanush as the son of a director and the younger brother of another director, has no identity, everyone is waiting to see how she will react to the legal notices sent by the makers of ‘Chandramukhi’ who gave her life.. ‘Nayantara: Beyond the Fairy Tail’ documentary rights to Netflix for Rs. Owned..