Legendary actor Suriya is not just a reel star but with his deeds he is proving that he is a real life superstar. Actors Suriya and Jyotika’s home production banner 2D Entertainment announced on Monday, 14 November, that Suriya will open a fixed deposit of Rs 10 lakh in the name of Parvathi Ammal, whose life story inspired the plot of Suriya’s latest outing Jai Bhim.
A ₹10 Lakh Rupees In The Name Of Ammal
Parvati Ammal fought for her husband Rajakannu and sought justice after he was killed in police custody. “The interest acquired for the FD will be given to Parvathi Ammal every month. It will be ensured that the amount is given to her children after her death,” Suriya announced in a statement.
மதிப்புக்குரிய திரு.தொல்.திருமாவளவன் அவர்களுக்கு… @thirumaofficial #JaiBhim pic.twitter.com/WOaHkrCYJ3
— Suriya Sivakumar (@Suriya_offl) November 15, 2021
Jai Bhim is based on a pro-bono legal case fought by retired Madras High Court judge Justice K Chandru in 1993 when he was an advocate. Justice K Chandru has disposed of over 96,000 cases and is known for some of his landmark judgements.
Earlier Suriya Had Donated ₹1 Crore
Prior to the release of the film, Suriya donated Rs 1 crore to the Tamil Nadu government for the education and welfare of Irular students. Irulas are classified as a particularly vulnerable tribal group (PVTG). The amount was donated to the Pazhankudi Irular Educational Trust, which works towards the education and welfare of the Irular students. The cheque was handed over to Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin on November 1.
The film landed in controversy after a legal notice was sent by the Vanniyar Sangam state president to key people involved in the Jai Bhim team, including director TJ Gnanavel, alleging that some of the scenes in the film are defamatory to the Vanniyar community. They also sought an unconditional apology and removal of the scenes. On the other hand, many celebrities, politicians and fans extended their support to team Jai Bhim on the issue.
Source : The freepress Journal
