Dhanush's father, Kasthuri Raja, has reportedly responded to Nayanthara's letter to the actor, rejecting her claims.

Actor Dhanush’s father, filmmaker Kasthuri Raja, has finally broken his silence on the ongoing issue between Nayanthara and his son Dhanush. He reacted to the ‘Bigil’ actress' open letter addressed to Dhanush regarding the delay of her Netflix documentary 'Nayanthara: Beyond The Fairy Tale'.

While Dhanush has remained silent on the issue, his father Kasthuri Raja has now broken his silence. In a recent statement, he refuted Nayanthara's allegations that she had been seeking approval from Dhanush for two years to use footage from their 2015 film Naanum Rowdy Dhaan in her documentary.

The recent controversy between actors Dhanush and Nayanthara has sparked considerable buzz, with both sides addressing their perspectives on the matter. The spat revolves around the use of a three-second clip from the 2015 film Naanum Rowdy Dhaan in Nayanthara’s Netflix documentary,

Nayanthara fired shots when she posted an open letter addressing Dhanush on her Instagram, calling him out for suing her for ₹10 crore.

Nayanthara publicly called out Dhanush for filing a copyright case against her Netflix documentary, worth Rs. 10 crores, for using a mere 3-second clip from his film Naanum Rowdy Dhaan. Now, the Raayan star’s father and senior filmmaker,

Raja emphasised that both he and his son prioritise their work and do not engage with those who speak negatively about them

Kasthuri Raja refutes Nayanthara`s claims regarding a legal dispute with Dhanush over footage used in her Netflix documentary.

Now, Dhanush's father and filmmaker Kasthuri Raja reacted to Nayanthara's letter. According to Samayam Tamil, he said, "Work is important to us. We are moving forward. There is no time to respond to those who chase us or talk behind our backs.

The spat between the two actors came to light when recently Nayanthara penned an open letter criticising Dhanush, who produced her 2015 Tamil movie Naanum Rowdy Dhaan, for refusing permission to use footage from the film in her upcoming Netflix documentary.