The political change in Tamil Nadu is making its impact felt in Tamil cinema. And it was visible within hours after the counting trends predicted a landslide triumph for the main opposition AIADMK.
The Tamil Film Producers Council president Rama Narayanan, who became one of the most influential men in Kollywood after the DMK captured power in 2006, has chosen to quit as the president of the association.
In a letter released to the media, Rama Narayanan said, “Since I am starting work for a new film which needs more time and also due to my personal commitments, I have decided to resign from the post of the president of Tamil Film Producers Council.”
The producer-director thanked the members of the Tamil Film Producers Council, The Film Directors Association, the South Indian Artistes Association and FEFSI among others, for their co-operation.
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