Ilaiyaraaja Sends Legal Notice To 'Manjummel Boys' Makers For Using 'Kanmani Anbodu Kaadhalan' Without His Permission

Music composer Ilaiyaraaja has issued a notice to the makers of 'Manjummel Boys.' He has mentioned that the makers used his song, ‘Kanmani Anbodu Kaadhalan’, without his permission.

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Music maestro Ilaiyaraaja has always actively spoken out about his battle against cases of copyright infringement. In a latest development, the Rajya Sabha MP has issued a legal notice to the makers of ‘Manjummel Boys’ for ‘unlawfully’ using the song – ‘Kanmani Anbodu Kaadhalan’ – without his permission.

As reported by The Hindu, Ilaiyaraaja has mentioned that the makers of ‘Manjummel Boys’ did not seek consent, permission, or license from the composer to use the song which he had composed for ‘Guna.’ The music composer has alleged copyright infringement and has demanded that producers either obtain proper permission from him to use the song in the film or remove it entirely. In his notice, his counsel stated that ‘Kanmani Anbodu Kaadhalan’ was originally composed by Ilaiyaraaja.

Although the creators of ‘Manjummel Boys’ have acknowledged this in the title cards, the notice stated that “the same or any underlying gesture cannot be a substitute for our client’s permission/license/consent for such usage.” Additionally, the counsel also called for compensation for the unauthorized usage.

Recently, Ilaiyaraaja had also issued a notice to Sun Pictures following the release of the Rajinikanth-starrer ‘Coolie’ promo due to the use of one of his songs without permission.

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