Ever since there was buzz that Agnyaathavaasi is a free-make of French film Largo Winch, even the original director of that movie is showing pretty much interest in this Pawan Kalyan starrer directed by Trivikram.
After confirming earlier in a tweet that Agnyaathavaasi has too many shades of Largo Winch, today director Jerome Salle made another interesting and threatening comment.
“Indian cinema has all the necessary talent and creativity for not having to plagiarize. And the silence from #Agnathavaasi team since one week is deafening. So let’s take action now. #LegalNotice” he tweeted, a while ago.
Actually, it is earlier reported that T-Series has the remake rights of Largo Winch for Indian sub-continent and the producers of Agnyaathavaasi have settled the issue with them. According to the grapevine, Trivkram and S Radhakrishna are said to have paid around 10-12 crores for the remake rights.
Given that, we wonder what sort of legal action Jerome Salle wants to take on Agnyaathavaasi now. If T-Series has the rights and Trivikram acquired them, then there is no question of any legal action because Agnyaathavaasi is made in only Telugu language.
Earlier this French director felt that as Agnayaathvaasi released all over the world, the makers should get rights not just for India alone. That’s not how it works anyway. The film is made only in Telugu language but not in other languages.
Let’s see what happens!!
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