Ba.Ranjith, who has been an unfailing director in Tamil cinema, made his debut as a director in Tamil cinema with the film Attakathi.
The movie Attakathi got him a huge response. His next film was Madras. The movie Madras was a huge hit in Tamil Nadu.
A copy of the story
It was only after that that Pa. Ranjith started to be recognized by many people. After that he got an opportunity to direct a film with Rajini. Pa. Ranjith directed the films Kaala and Kabali with Rajini.
The film was a film about the condition of Tamils working abroad as farm slaves. That movie also got a lot of response. After that, Pa. Ranjith, who directed the movie Kaala, is currently directing the movie Tangalan.
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Even though many of the things he talks about at times come under heavy criticism, as a director, the films he directs are known to be somewhat well received.
In this situation, the famous film critic Blue Shirt Maran has published some controversial information about Ba.Ranjith.
In that way, AR Murugadoss had already said that he had copied the story of the movie Kathti and made it into a film. Blue Shirt Maran had said that he stole the story of the director Gobi Nayanar and directed the film Kaththi.
Blue Shirt Maran who sparked controversy
Directed by Gopi Nayanar, the movie Aram was very popular among the people. Similarly, Ba.Ranjith has released new information that he made Madras based on the story of another movie that Gobi Nayanar tried to make.
Gopi Nayanar, the man in Blue Shirt, was planning to direct a film called Karuppar Nagara. The film is about a housing board in Vyasarpadi Sathyamurthy Nagar, a film about wall politics and football.
When he started directing that movie, Pa. Ranjith was directing the movie Attakathi. But the shooting of Karuppar Nagara got delayed due to the call sheet problem of Akhil who played the lead role in the movie Karuppar Nagara.
Blue Shirt Maran commented that after the end of Attakathi, he took the same story and made Ba Ranjith Madras. It is now becoming more controversial.