Nivin Pauly has received significant legal relief from a Kerala court. The Judicial First Class Magistrate Court-I at Vaikom issued an order directing the filing of a criminal complaint against producer PS Shamnas. The court determined that Shamnas provided false information to the court.
Court Finds Producer Misled Proceedings
Judge Archana K Babu stated that Shamnas concealed facts and made incorrect claims under oath. The court concluded that these actions were taken solely to register a cheating case against Nivin Pauly and director Abrid Shine.
Fraudulent Intent Established
According to reports from the Bar and Bench website, the court explicitly stated that Shamnas misled the judicial process. The judge found that he intentionally gave false evidence. Judge Babu remarked, "The giving of false evidence amounts to practicing of fraud upon the court ... it was manifest that the respondent (Shamnas) had intentionally made a false statement or declaration when he was under a legal obligation to speak the truth in a judicial proceedings."
The court further observed that, upon initial examination, Shamnas committed fraud specifically to get an FIR registered against Nivin Pauly. This order, dated January 12, provides substantial legal relief to the popular actor.
'Sarvam Maya' Continues Box Office Triumph
Meanwhile, Nivin Pauly has additional reasons to celebrate. His latest film 'Sarvam Maya' is performing exceptionally well at the box office. The film has now completed 22 days in theaters across India.
Current reports indicate impressive collection figures:
- Total India net collection stands at approximately Rs 69.43 crore
- Week 3 collection alone reached Rs 11.73 crore
- Day 21 earnings were around Rs 98 lakhs
- Day 22 collections hit roughly Rs 1.2 crore
Directed by Akhil Sathyan, 'Sarvam Maya' continues to draw audiences and maintain strong performance in its third week of release.
Disclaimer: This report is based on legal proceedings as documented by third-party sources. The details represent allegations made during court proceedings and have not been conclusively proven. The case remains ongoing without a final verdict. This publication does not assert the truth of any allegations.
