Not Nepotism, Groupism is there in Tamil Cinema, claims Natarajan Subramaniam

The death of Sushant Singh Rajput has shed light on the inter politics taking place behind the scenes in Bollywood. Complaints are beginning to accumulate that the Hindi film industry is controlled by heirs and that only heirs are given opportunities.

AR Rahman

also caused a stir by claiming that a group was working against him that he should not work in Hindi films.

Rasool Pookutty

has also accused the Hindi film industry of ignoring him. However, Kollywood is not filled with nepotism, cinematographer and actor

Natty

says that not Nepotism,

Groupism

is there in Tamil Cinema.



Natty aka Natarajan Subramaniam is popular for his cinematography works in the films 'Youth' 'Jab We Met' 'Golmaal Returns', Black Friday' 'Desi Boyz', 'Raanjhanaa', 'Puli', and 'A Aa' across the languages Tamil, Telugu, and Hindi. Natty also established himself as a neat actor and doing promising roles in Tamil films. Even though Natty owns a good set of friends in the industry, he feels that the Tamil cinema industry is filled with groupism, and certain people decide on what should be determined to whom. But he didn't mention the names of stars or people who spread groupism in the industry.


Natty was last seen playing a crucial role in Sibiraj's cop drama 'Walter', which was directed by Anbarasan.