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OU JAC Blackmails ‘Komarum Puli’

  • IndiaGlitz, [Friday,September 10 2010]

The Joint Action Committee of Osmania University had apparently blackmailed the producers of ‘Komarum Puli’, according to megastar Chiranjeevi.

Chiranjeevi alleged that the OU JAC was with the intention to earn money and hence warned the producers ‘Kanakarathna Movies’ to remove the ‘Komaram’ from ‘Komaram Puli’ title failing to do so, the committee blackmailed the producers saying that the movie won’t be released in the Telangana region.

Mean while, the OU JAC has asked Chiranjeevi to prove the allegations. They have denied any such blackmail or warning.

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