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mmo club Tamil Film Producers Council Halts All Film-Related Activities From November 1
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The Tamil Film Producers Council (TFPC)mmo club, in a meeting today, July 29, addressed several issues of the Tamil film industry including a rise in actors' salary, producers incurring losses and rules behind the OTT release of big hero films among others. It also passed several resolutions. As per reports, the council announced that no film shoots and post-production works will take place in Tamil cinema starting November 1 onwards.
In 2023, Sri Thenandal Films claimed that actor Dhanush took an advance from them and never came to shoot. He was called out for the same. Producers are now requested to consult the Tamil Film Producers Association before starting work on new films with Dhanush.
TFPC - Tamil Film Producers Council:- Top Tamil Star movies on OTT only after 8 weeks in theatres..- No new Tamil movies can start after August 15th..- Current movies should complete shoot by October 31st..- No shooting from November 1st#Kollywood pic.twitter.com/LNFxBhtbxq
— Raghavan Ramesh (@iam_raghavan) July 29, 2024Members of TFPC, Tamil Film Producers Association Executives, Tamil Nadu Theatre Multiple Association Executives, Tamil Nadu Theatre Owners Association Executives and Tamil Nadu Film Distributors Association Executives attended the joint meeting.
Have a look at the six resolutions, shared by TFPC.
Films starring leading actors should be released on OTT platforms only after eight weeks from their theatrical release.
Actors and technicians who receive an advance from a producer should complete the film before moving on to the other films.
Several Tamil films are on the backburners without getting proper theatres. To resolve the issue, the film association will pass new regulations. Therefore, no shoots of new films shall start from August 16.
Films, which are currently in production, should be completed by October 30. The production houses should share details of the film's shoot with the council.
Since the salaries and other expenses of actors and technicians are rising uncontrollably, the council are making efforts to regularise and restructure the film industry. So, it has said that all sorts of work related to Tamil cinema will be stopped from November 1.
A joint action committee including producersmmo club, distributors and theatre owners will set up a Joint Action Committee to resolve the issues pertaining to the film industry.