Ilaiyaraaja’s Studio In T Nagar Gets Bomb Threat After Trisha Krishnan And Vijay

Ilaiyaraaja Gets Bomb Threat: Celebrated music director Ilaiyaraaja's T. Nagar studio received a bomb threat email on Tuesday, which led to a security alert. The DGP's office and Ilaiyaraaja received the email alleging that an explosive was planted in his studio, according to report by Hindu. The police, along with the Bomb Detection and Disposal Squad (BDDS), hurried to the composer's studio and carried out a thorough check after being alerted.

The police verified that the threat was a hoax, and an investigation showed that the email, which was sent from a Hotmail account, resembled others that had been addressed to other VIPs in Chennai in recent weeks. The issue is being looked at by the City Police and Cyber Crime.

Bomb threats sent by email to celebrities and politicians in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, have recently sparked a security panic.

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When Trisha Krishnan And Vijay Received Death Threats

Trisha in Teyanampet and Shekher in Mandaveli were among the VIPs whose homes and workplaces were allegedly bombed, according to emails sent to DGP on October 2. The BDDS rushed to the locations and found nothing strange.

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A 37-year-old man named Shabik was apprehended by the police on October 9 after he called the police control room regarding putting a bomb at the home of actor and Tamilaga Vetri Kazhagam (TVK) president Vijay, according to PTI. The BDDS searched the actor-politician's home from 3:00 to 7:25 AM and discovered that call was also a fraud.

Ilaiyaraaja's Legal Battles

In another story, Ilaiyaraaja's continuing copyright struggle is the reason he keeps making headlines. According to reports, the seasoned composer has accused some well-known businesses of using his tunes for commercial purposes without permission in a case he filed in the Madras High Court.

Ilaiyaraaja has written more than 7,500 songs in various Indian languages, the petition states. Additionally, it demands that copyright laws be applied to all of his creations. He charged that the businesses were utilizing his music and claiming it as their own without the required permission.