Nayanthara penned an open letter to Dhanush following a lawsuit filed against her by the latter. The legal battle stems from the use of footage in Nay

An all-out war has broken out between south cinema superstars Nayanthara and Dhanush over a three-second clip in a Netflix documentary.

South cinema star Nayanthara on Saturday criticised actor Dhanush, who produced her 2015 Tamil movie "Naanum Rowdy Dhaan", for refusing permission to use footage from the film in her upcoming Netflix

Chennai: A legal dispute has erupted between South Indian film stars Nayanthara and Dhanush over a brief three-second clip in Netflix's upcoming documentary ‘Nayanthara: Beyond The Fairy Tale’.

Nayanthara criticised Dhanush for the delay in the documentary's release. She further shared that even after removing the film's material from her documentary, actor-producer Dhanush and his production company sued them for using a three-second behind-the-scenes clip.

On Saturday, the Jawan actress took to Instagram to criticize the Raanjhanaa star for refusing to grant permission to include scenes from their film Naanum Rowdy Dhaan in her Netflix documentary, Nayanthara: Beyond the Fairytale.

Tamil actor Parvathy Thiruvothu, Dia Mirza, Ekta Kapoor, Shruti Haasan, Nazriya Nazim, among other celebs from the film industry gave a thumbs up to Nayanthara for her post against Dhanush made on Saturday morning.

In an uninhibited open letter, Nayanthara accused actor-producer Dhanush of sabotaging her forthcoming Netflix documentary and holding a “personal grudge” against her and her partner

In a letter shared, the Jawan actress has slammed the actor for sending her legal notice of Ra 10 crore over the Netflix documentary Nayanthara: Beyond the Fairytale.

South actress Nayanthara slammed South superstar Dhanush, who sent her a legal notice and demanded Rs. 10 crore as compensation (Movie Talkies news).

On her part, Nayanthara took to social media and wrote a very long post, which was an open letter to Dhanush K Raja. She posted (we are presenting a gist of the same), ‘Dear Mr.