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Madras HC allows 'Idhayam Murali' release despite Sudha Kongara's dues plea

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The Madras High Court has declined to stall the release of the Tamil film 'Idhayam Murali' following a petition by filmmaker Sudha Kongara. Kongara had approached the court seeking unpaid dues from the producers of 'Parasakthi'. Production house Dawn Pictures countered the claim, asserting that Kongara had already received significant payments for her contributions. The company also cited financial losses and legal complications encountered during the making of 'Parasakthi'. The court allowed the film to release as scheduled while the underlying financial dispute remains unresolved.

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