Nayanthara's Annapoorani is inside the headline for all the wrong reasons. The actress has issued an apology for hurting the sentiments over her film Annapoorani. She shared a post on Instagram and stated that she did not imply to hurt all of us's sentiments. The movie became accused of injuring the religious sentiments of Hindus and was pulled off from OTT platform Netflix. Nayanthara in a lengthy notice on Instagram wrote, "Jai Shri Ram,  I am penning this observe with a heavy coronary heart and a true choice to deal with the recent flip of activities regarding our film, 'Annapoorani'. Crafting 'Annapoorani' turned into no longer only a cinematic endeavour however a heartfelt pursuit of inspiring resilience and instilling the spirit of in no way giving up. It aimed to reflect existence's adventure, wherein we examine that limitations can be overcome with sheer self-discipline. She added, In our honest try to proportion a high-quality message, we may have inadvertently caused hurt. We did now not assume the elimination of a censored film, previously showcases in theatres from the OTT platform. My crew and I in no way intended to hurt all of us's sentiments and we understand the gravity of this trouble. Being someone who wholely believes in God and often visits temples across the country, it's miles ultimate element I might deliberately do. To the ones whose feelings we've got touched, I extend my sincere & heartfelt apologies. 

The aim at the back of 'Annapoorani's was to uplift and encourage, now not to cause misery. Over the final two a long time, my adventure inside the movie industry has been guided via a novel aim. To spread positivity & foster studying from one another.  With honest regards, Nayanthara", she introduced. 

The grievance turned into filed through a forty eight-year-old man, a resident of Mira-Bhayandar in opposition to writer-director Nilesh Krishna and manufacturers Jatin Sethi, R Raveendran Punit Goenka, Zee Studios chief business officer Shariq Patel and Netflix India head Monica Shergill.