Criminal petition against Rajinikanth, 'Lingaa' producer
A petition has been filed against superstar Rajinikanth and producer Rockline Venkatesh of "Lingaa" in Madras High Court for causing a loss of Rs.21 crore to the government exchequer.

Chennai: A petition has been filed against superstar Rajinikanth and producer Rockline Venkatesh of "Lingaa" in Madras High Court for causing a loss of Rs.21 crore to the government exchequer.The petition was filed by R. Singaravadivelan of Marina Pictures. He was one of the distributors of "Lingaa".[caption id="attachment_1542277" align="alignleft" width="380"]
Rajnikanth. AFP[/caption] "Only films with Tamil titles are eligible for exemption of entertainment tax. 'Lingaa' is a Sanskrit word, but using Rajinikanth's influence, producer Venkatesh had gotten an exemption from payment of entertainment tax," Singaravadivelan said in his petition.He said this has caused a loss of Rs.21 crore.The petition will be heard on Monday.IANS

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