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General Forum: Current 'Affairs' | | The IT slueths conducted raids on houses of prominent film stars in Chennai. Do you think that reel life luminaries amass black money? | |
| Still they want a law to stop piracy ???
Posted by: Mr. M Kumar N At: 28, Oct 2005 7:07:22 PM IST
pannu kaTTakuMDaa unnavaariki Siksha vEyuTaM maanava sahajaM kaadu ,adi manamu peTTukunnaLAW
Posted by: Mrs. shaloo At: 27, Oct 2005 1:17:35 PM IST
paapamu Emi chEsaaru bhIti paDataaniki.Just to earn more name and fame .
Posted by: Mrs. shaloo At: 26, Oct 2005 10:26:51 PM IST
People with unlimited income certainly amass black money. And this people instead of paying tax give lots of funds to Aids campaign,tsunami disasters etc ( external calamities)inorder to prove their generosity.
i ve heard HrithikRoshan recently paid few lakhs to Income tax department.
By the way
Who on earth is going to raid ITdepartment?
Posted by: Mrs. shaloo At: 26, Oct 2005 10:10:43 PM IST
The Income Tax department carried out a series of raids at houses of prominent Telugu, Tamil film personalities including Trisha and music composer A.R. Rahman.
Department sources confirmed that composer Rahman's house in Kodambakkam, the film city in Chennai, was being searched. Little information was being given to the media waiting outside the fortress-like house with its 15-ft high walls.
Raids were also carried out at the homes of leading actors Vijay and Vikram and actresses Trisha and Sneha. Tax sleuths also raided the houses of two other music directors, Ilayaraja's son Yuvan Sankar Raja and Harris Jayaraj. The IT officials also searched the homes of Shankar, director of the hugely successful film “Aparichitudu”, and producer Oscar Ravichandran.
The raids began at about 8.a.m. in what appeared to be an attempt to uncover black money in the southern film industry. Officials were tight-lipped about the reason for the raids and did not disclose any findings in the ongoing exercise.
Give your comments.
Posted by: Editor At: 26, Oct 2005 7:11:22 PM IST
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