The filmmaker added that the intention of Jyothika's comment wasn't to hurt anybody. Ra Saravanan, who is directing her upcoming film that also stars Sasikumar, said that during her shoot in Thanjavur, Jyothika saw women in unhygienic maternity wards in the hospital, which affected her. She went on to request people to donate to hospitals the same way they donate to temples, as hospitals are more important for people to survive. Next day, when she was shooting in a hospital in the same city, she noticed how badly maintained it was. She spoke highly about the temple, saying it looked like a palace. In the video, Jyothika says while she was shooting for the film 'Raatchasi', she visited a famous temple in Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu.

A few days ago, a video of Jyothika's speech at an awards show received flak from religious groups. About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features Press Copyright Contact us Creators. If producers are taking a decision that keeps them financially safe, then releasing the film on a streaming platform would work.'ДЇor Jyothika, this isn't the only controversy she has faced lately. The decision, if brought to effect, could impact Suriya's upcoming film 'Soorarai Pottru'.ДЄlthough there has been no official announcement to the effect, a source in the film trade said, about Suriya's decision to release the modest-budgeted 'Pon Magal Vandhal' on OTT: 'Given the scenario, the chance of a small-budget film succeeding when theatres reopen is tricky. He further that if this decision is not revoked, there would be a ban on releasing films starring Suriya. He said that movies that are made for theatres should release in theatres first, and not on OTT platforms. Following this, the theatre owners association general secretary Panneerselvam released a video stating the decision not to release Suriya's films in theatres.

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