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Home / Arts and Entertainment / Yash's Mother Claims Rs 64 Lakh Promo Scam

Yash's Mother Claims Rs 64 Lakh Promo Scam

19 Nov

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Summary

  • Yash's mother alleges promoter took over Rs 64 lakh for film promotion.
  • Promoter accused of misusing funds and criminal intimidation.
  • No promotion occurred, leading to actor bearing Rs 21.75 lakh costs.

Pushpalatha, mother of Kannada actor Yash and producer of the film 'Kothalavadi,' has accused film promoter Harish Arasu of extensive fraud. She alleges Arasu, entrusted with promoting her movie, received a total of Rs 64,87,700 through various payments, including cash for print media advertising. Despite receiving these funds, Pushpalatha states no promotional activities were carried out for the film, which was slated for release on August 1, 2025.

Pushpalatha further claims that the actor himself had to spend Rs 21,75,000 from his personal funds due to Harish Arasu's failure to deliver on promotional work. She also reported that Arasu threatened her and demanded money back when confronted, escalating to alleged negative publicity and threats of defamatory social media posts.

The complaint also names actors Mahesh Guru and Swarnalatha, alleging they posted derogatory remarks online under Harish's influence. Pushpalatha and the director received threatening calls, leading to a police complaint for cheating, intimidation, defamation, and criminal conspiracy.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Yash's mother alleged cheating, misuse of funds totaling over Rs 64 lakh, criminal intimidation, and defamation by film promoter Harish Arasu.
Harish Arasu allegedly took Rs 64.87 lakh for promoting 'Kothalavadi' but failed to conduct any promotion, leading to the actor bearing significant costs.
Yes, Pushpalatha alleged that Harish Arasu threatened her, demanded money back, and made defamatory statements, with actors also reportedly involved.

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