Nayanthara shares a cryptic note on 'Karma' amid legal battle with Dhanush

Nayanthara has been in the news for a long time now. She is one of the biggest pan India stars. Her documentary, Nayanthara: Beyond The Fairytale is getting all the attention. But things have been going around negatively. We have all heard of her controversy with Dhanush. It started with Nayanthara's open letter against Dhanush for filing the Rs 10 crore lawsuit against her documentary. The documentary which is streaming on Netflix had to wait for two years to get NOC for using Naanum Rowdy Dhaan's footage. Dhanush was the producer of the film and hence, they had to wait for his permission. His legal team had said that he has not allowed anyone to use the footage and they had given ultimatum to Nayanthara and Netflix to pull down the allegedly infringing content in 24 hours.

Nayanthara's cryptic note

We saw Nayanthara posting about it on social media and Dhanush recently filed a lawsuit against her and Vignesh Shivan in Madras High Court over the alleged use of the footage from the film. Earlier, Dhanush reportedly sent a Rs 10 crore legal notice to her for using the footage.

Now, Nayanthara has shared a cryptic note on Karma on social media. The note read, "Karma Says!!! When you destroy someone's life with lies, take it as a loan, it will come back to you with interest."

Take a look at the post here:

Nayanthara's open letter said that her industry friends have helped her so much for the documentary but Naanum Rowdy Dhaan was a special film. But Dhanush holds grudges against her and Vignesh. She wrote, "The vengeance that you have been festering against the film, my partner and I, doesn't just affect us but the people who have given their effort and time towards this project. This Netflix documentary about me, my life, my love and marriage includes clips of many of my industry well-wishers who have graciously contributed and memories from multiple films, but sadly does not include the most special and important film, Naanum Rowdy Dhaan."