Filmmaker Ayonand L. Rai has confirmed that he and actor Dhanush are considering legal action on the re-release of their 2013 film ‘Ranjanana’. He released a statement and shared how the team is thinking about taking the legal route.

Calling the revised version, which presents an alternative pleasant end, “a very dangerous example”, Rai voiced serious concerns about its implications for the future of creative ownership.

“I am very concerned about my other films. So a bow. We are actively looking at judicial measures to restore and preserve our creative material from such external interventions (SICs),” he said in the statement.

He insisted that when he is looking in long -term legal options, he is an immediate concern. Unauthorized amendment of ‘Raunjana’. The Tamil version of the film, ‘Ambikapathi’, was re-released on 1 August by Rights Holder Eros International, with a pleasant end, a pleasant end, a significant deviation from the origin with AI-borne climax.

Earlier, Rai also called the film’s AI-rendered end in a long note on Instagram. “In the last three weeks, the real, and depth has been disturbed. To see RaanjhanaaA film born out of care, struggle, cooperation, and creative risk, was replaced without my knowledge or consent, was re -released, and re -releasing is nothing short of disastrous. What makes it worse is completely ease and contingency with which it is done (SIC), ”he wrote.

Dhanush, who played the lead role in the film, resonated Bhavna.

In a post on X, he said, “Refruit released With an AI-Lated climax, Ranjhana has completely disturbed me. This alternative end has taken away the film of her soul, and the parties concerned moved forward with it despite my clear objection. ,

As the controversy continues, ionand L. Rai and bow appear firm in taking legal action, taking care that if not addressed, such AI use can set a disturbing example and endanger the integrity of creative expression throughout the film industry.