The producers of Aami,the proposed bio-pic on avant-garde authorKamala Das are seriously contemplating legal action against VidyaBalan for her last-minute withdrawal from the proposed Kamala Dasbio-pic.
Confirming this alarming development the film’s director Kamal says, “Well, the producers feel humiliated. They feel they’ve been shown in a poor light in the movie business. My producers are businessmen, and at the end of the day they look at films as business ventures. They’ve lost substantial money because of Vidya’s abrupt departure. We now have to build the market’s confidence in our project from scratch.”
The gentle softspoken Kamal says he is dissuading his producers from going legal. “What purpose will it serve? What is done is done. We’ve now found a fabulous replacement for Vidya. It’s time to move on.”
However the producers insist it is a matter of their reputation.
Kamal is happy to forget and forgive Vidya’s eleventh-hour departure from the project. “We’ve signed Manju Warrior to play Kamala Das. She is Malayali like Kamala Das, and very focused on getting it right. She made a big name for herself.Then she took a longish break. Now she’s back and we’re very happy she has agreed to do our film.”
All suspended pre-production work is now back on the track.
“We begin shooting in March. Hopefully there will be no more setbacks,” Kamal has his fingers crossed.
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