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Time of India
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Dhananjayan hits back at Vishal's 'No reviews for 3 days' remark, Sparks industry debate, says "Fans will miss the film"
Actor Vishal 's comments on the public review issue are currently the talk of the town in the film industry. His comments while recently attending a promotional event for the film 'Red Flower' have sparked a huge debate. "Theater owners should not allow public reviews for the first three days after a film is released. Anyone can criticize outside the screen. But these three days should be safe," he said. His comment has caused a stir among the film industry and fans, especially those who felt the impact of social media on the first day of the film's release. While some praise this as a protective measure for the film industry, others say it is an attempt against freedom of criticism. Reviews to come with a little kindness, says Dhananjayan In this situation, producer Dhananjayan has responded to Vishal's comment. He attended the music and trailer launch of the film 'Blackmail' and directly responded to Vishal's request. His response seems to emphasize the importance of reviews and take into account the fans' views. In his speech, Dhananjayan said, 'Say that reviews should not be released for the first three days is something to think about. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Time is running out! Green Card Registration americ24 Undo Because fans will miss the film without realizing it has been released without reviews. That doesn't mean there shouldn't be any reviews at all. But our wish is for the reviews to come with a little kindness and balance," he said. Reviews play a vital role This debate has become a hot topic in the film industry, with fans and critics sharing their views, especially on social media. This is also a reminder that customer feedback and reviews play a vital role in a film's success.
Time of India
25-06-2025
- Time of India
Velloor Co-operative Bank officials booked in wealth case
Kochi: The Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau (VACB) special cell in Ernakulam registered cases under the Prevention of Corruption Act against two former officials of the Velloor Co-operative Bank in connection with amassing wealth disproportionate to their known sources of income. The accused are SG Dhananjayan (64), former bank secretary and a resident of Velloor village in Vaikom taluk and Liji Thankappan, former junior clerk, residing in the same locality. The investigation, initiated based on a complaint by the bank's president, revealed that during his tenure as secretary, Dhananjayan acquired assets worth Rs 68.03 lakh and incurred expenses of Rs 1.22 crore, far exceeding his legitimate income. Similarly, Thankappan was found to have accumulated assets worth Rs 44.09 lakh and incurred expenses of Rs 12.90 lakh, of which Rs 14.37 lakh was deemed excessive in comparison to her income. Following preliminary inquiries, raids were conducted on Wednesday at the residences of both accused under the direction of VACB superintendent of police AJ Sojan IPS. The raids, led by inspectors Arun Kumar J.P. and Hani HL, resulted in the seizure of various documents, assets, and cash allegedly linked to the disproportionate wealth. The vigilance officials clarified that investigation into the source and legality of the seized items is ongoing. |
