Rajinikanth to withdraw case against property tax after HC warns of imposing cost
Actor Rajinikanth was warned by the Madras High Court after he moved the court against the Greater Chennai Corporation’s tax demand of Rs 6.50 lakhs as property tax for his Sri Raghavendra Kalyana Mandapam. It is located in Kodambakam, Chennai in Tamil Nadu.The court warned him that costs will be imposed for rushing to the court against the tax demand. His counsel has asked for time to withdraw their case, .Rajinikanth in his plea said that the marriage hall has remained vacant since March 24, 2020 when the coronavirus lockdown was announced. Hence, no revenue had been earned in the bargain. The corporation had sent a property tax notice to the Tamil superstar on a half-yearly basis, from April to September, a said.about it and wrote: Actor Rajinikanth moves Madras HC against property tax demand of Rs 6.5 Lakhs, by Greater Chennai Corporation, for his Sri Raghavendra Kalyana Mandapam in Chennai. In his petition, he states that he hasn’t let out the marriage hall since March 24, so no revenue generated after itOn the work front, Rajinikanth was last seen in AR Murugadoss Darbar, which turned out to be a dud at the box office. Writing about the film, the AR Murugadoss Darbar, which isnt the filmmaker’s best work in recent years, ticks all the boxes that constitute a quintessential Rajinikanth movie but what it lacks is the kind of writing that made Petta (Rajinikanth’s last release), in spite of its flaws, a far more entertaining watch. Darbar takes the hysteria around Rajinikanth up a notch as it presents the actor as an angry cop Aaditya Arunasalam who is out on a murderous rampage. Darbar is powered by Rajinikanth -- if not for his unmatchable screen presence and infectious energy, sitting through the film would be tedious.” Rajinikanth will be seen next in Annaatthe, a film being directed by & thins Siva. The film will also star Nayathara, Khushbu, Keerthy Suresh and Prakash Raj.