Theaters Owners Association endangered to boycott the movies casting Vijay in future

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As it was reported a few days back that an emergency meeting will be taking place to take decision regarding the ban of Vijay’s films. Now, the latest news is that the Theaters Owners Association today endangered to boycott the movies casting Vijay in future, if he failed to compensate them for the huge losses incurred after screening his latest release ‘Sura’.
Panneerselvam, a top office owner of the association, while addressing to the media said “the continued poor performance of films starring Vijay and the hardship and financial losses faced by exhibitors and theatre-owners forced us to convene an emergency meeting.”
“We purchased ‘Sura’ for a huge price. But its not-so impressive performance meant a loss of over 60 per cent for us. We tried to approach the actor to provide us compensation. But he could not be reached”.adds further
By stating that there were many happenings in the past where the directors and producers have shared the losses incurred due to their films bombarded at the box-office and paid compensation for that. He adds “We wish Vijay understands our difficulties and helps us out. After working out a formula, we have now asked him to provide us 35 per cent of losses as compensation. If it is not met with, we would be left with no other option but not to cooperate with him when his films are released in future”.