
He even challenged Vishal to prove that he spent Rs. 35 lakhs for scripting when he actually spent only Rs. 7.5 lakhs. Mysskin also said that there is no proof that he spent Rs. 13 crores during his 32days of shooting.
Mysskin thinks that it is his mistake to give away his story to arrogant Vishal who is amidst debts and wanted the story written by the director badly, and also having given the actor-producer ‘No Objection Certificate’ for using his story.
It’s only because of Mysskin’s NOC, Vishal could released the first look poster of Thupparivalan 2, alleged the director. Well, mudslinging is happening, as of now. Let’s wait and see how far this goes.
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