Infact, you/your entity does not have the right to remake or make any derivative rights for “Anniyan”, as the said rights have not been granted to you in writing. Given that the script vests with me, I am absolutely entitled to exploit the same in any manner I deem fit. He was not involved in the script, screenplay or characterization in any manner, and there is no scope beyond his engagement as a dialogue writer. I am rather surprised to see the reference to late Sri Sujatha, as he was engaged by me only to write dialogues for the film and was accordingly credited. As the admitted author of the literary work, my rights cannot be interfered with under any circumstances. I have not assigned in writing any script or screenplay to any person, and continue to retain the right to exploit the script in any manner I deem fit. In this context, I submit that the movie was released in the year 2005 and everyone associated with the movie were aware that the script and storyline belongs exclusively to me and in fact the movie was released with the tag: Story, Screenplay and Direction by Shankar. “Greetings for the day, I am shocked to receive your mail dated stating that you own the storyline of the movie Anniyan. Script and storyline belong to me – says Shankar Take a look at his statement –
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