Karnataka Film Chamber of Commerce (KFCC) leader Dr. Jayamala held an vital gathering with its associate on Wednesday as well as strong-minded to suspend up the membership of Vijayakumar, slot machine of Magadheera in Karnataka, for violating the Chamber's rules by free the movie in more theatres than permitted by KFCC.

The option came following more than 30 Kannada producers from Kannada Film Producers' Association (KFPA) established on Tuesday in front of KFCC beside non-Kannada cinema, as well as Magadheera. They supposed that the distributors of non-Kannada movies were pulling string to get bigger presentation opportunities for their big finances movies in Karnataka.

According to KFCC rules, non-Kannada movies can be screened concurrently in not more than 14 single screen theatres in addition to three multiplexes in Bangalore as well as four other centres in the state. The big screen should be on the rampage seven weeks subsequent to its release. But Magadheera was on the rampage in 51 theatres in the state right away following its release in Andhra Pradesh.

Vijayakumar was not obtainable to comment on the expansion. According to sources, Vijayakumar, who bought the allocation human rights of Magadheera for Rs. 1.5 crore, has previously earned Rs. 4 crore in first week.