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Raid is a 2023 Tamil-language action thriller film directed by Karthi in his directorial debut. It is a remake of the 2018 Kannada film Tagaru starring Shiva Rajkumar. The film stars Vikram Prabhu, Sri Divya, Ananthika Sanilkumar and Rishi Rithvik. Sam C. S. composed the music, while the cinematography and editing were handled by Kathiravan and Manimaran.
Inspector Prabhakaran sets on a crusade to finish all gangsters in the city of Chennai, where he locks horns with Daali and Chitte, who are ruthless gangster controlling the city's market with the influence of their boss Uncle. While on a police operation to encounter Uncle's aid Baby, Prabhakaran captures Daali's brother Cockroach and kils him in an encounter. Enraged, Daali, Chitte and his men shoots Prabhakaran during his morning jog, where Prabhakaran's fiance Venba gets killed in a crossfire. Distraught about Venba's death, Prabhakaran begins hunting down and killing Daali's associates, including Chitte. Prabhakaran learns that Venba's sister Venmathi is caught by the Goa Police during a raid, where he saves Venmathi. Learning that Prabhakaran is targeting him, Daali sends a hitman to finish Prabhakaran, but Prabhakaran manages to kill the hitmen and crashes into Daali's birthday bash. Prabhakaran and Daali engage in a hand-to-hand combat, where Prabhakaran finally kills Daali, thus avenging Venba's death. In the aftermath, Prabhakaran goes to solve another case.
Following the success of Tagaru (2018), the copyrights of the Tamil remake version were sold to Tamil director M. Muthaiya who has signed to remake the movie with Vikram Prabhu.[1][2][3] Sri Divya was signed on to play the leading roles, which marks Vikram Prabhu's second collaboration with Sri Divya after Vellaikaara Durai (2014). It also marked the first film project for Sri Divya in four years after her last Tamil film Sangili Bungili Kadhava Thorae (2017). Tamil remake is titled as Raid.[4]
M. Suganth of from The Times of India gave 1.5/5 stars and wrote that "This is the kind of Tamil film that doesn't even pause for a moment to consider the many extra-judicial killings that its protagonist does".[6] A critic from Vikatan wrote that "All in all, this 'raid' keeps you running in search of a headache balm of hitting someone in the name of screenplay, speaking ridiculous lines, then putting on a song and doing the same thing over and over again".[7]
On Friday, the police conducted a raid on the office premises of a clothing store owned by actor Kavya Madhavan who is also Dileep's wife. The two of them got married in November 2016. The office is located in Mavelipuram in Kakkanad, Kochi.
According to sources, the raid began at 11 am and ended by 2 pm. A team led by a circle inspector of the investigating team probing the abduction and alleged sexual assault case conducted the raid in utmost secrecy, and it came to light only on Saturday.
Sources say that the premises of the e-commerce business, Laksyah, which was started in June 2015 by Kavya, came under the scrutiny of the police because Pulsar Suni, the prime accused in the sexual assault case, had mentioned a shop in Kakkanad in a letter that he had allegedly sent to Dileep.
The police have also questioned advocate Pheney Balakrishnan who has claimed that two persons had approached him for securing bail for Suni. Pheney had reportedly mentioned that one of the two persons had referred to a certain "madam" during the conversation.
On Wednesday, Dileep and director Nadirshah were questioned for over 13 hours by the police. While Dileep maintained that the interrogation was regarding the complaint he had given about Pulsar Suni allegedly blackmailing him, the police confirmed to the media that he had been taken in for questioning regarding his alleged involvement in the abduction and assault case.
According to IT sources, raids were being conducted on complaints that the stars had amassed wealth disproportionate to their known sources of income.
Raids were conducted at houses owned by Mammootty at Kochi and Chennai and those of Mohanlal at Bangalore, Chennai Thiruvanthapuram and Kochi.
Business concerns and offices connected with them are also being searched. Raids were carried out in a coordinated way with sharing of information and participation of IT officials and sleuths from Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Karnataka.A total of 80 officials from different places are involved in the raid. PTI
KOCHI: The Police on Friday raided a homestay and took 16 persons, including five women, into custody for immoral activities at Old Kathrikadavu Road near Kaloor. The raid was held at Olga Homestay. Police suspect that it was operated by a notorious gang in Kochi.
KOCHI: A black money transaction of Rs 225 crore has been found in the Malayalam film production sector. The unaccounted money was found during the raid conducted by the Income Tax Department. From December 15, the Income Tax Department raided the houses of superstars and leading producers associated with the Malayalam film industry.
It is reported that the filmmakers have hidden around Rs 72 crores which should reach the exchequer as taxes. Irregularities have also been identified in transactions when people including prominent stars bought properties abroad. Actor Mohanlal's statement was recorded yesterday by the Income Tax Department.
The investigation focused on the financial transactions and production companies of people active in the production field of Malayalam cinema such as Mohanlal, Mammootty, Prithviraj, Listin Stephen, Anton Joseph, Anthony Perumbavoor.
Some stars and producers have invested heavily in Dubai and Qatar. It has been identified that the foreign money transaction was under the guise of the overseas distribution rights of the films produced by them. The Income Tax Department is continuing to verify the foreign bank account details of some of them. Some Tamil filmmakers have also been identified as investing in Malayalam films under benami deals.
It is hinted that the income tax department is conducting the raid on the complaint of tax evasion. The raid started at various places from 8 am. The income tax department has found that many of the prominent YouTubers in the state have an annual income of Rs 1 crore to Rs 2 crore. However, the officials suspect whether they are paying tax according to their income. Reports said they will also examine documents related to financial transactions.
An article published on 6 November 2020 in The Hindu, said that "a crackdown by the Income Tax Department on the Thiruvalla-based Believers Eastern Church has allegedly brought to light several irregularities".
A Mathrubhumi report, which had photos from the raid resembling the viral images, said that the IT probe found that the church received Rs 6,000 crore in foreign aid in the last five years. However, the report also said that the money recovered by the department was Rs 14.5 crore.
Conclusion: The claim that Rs 7,000 crore was seized during a raid at Believers Church in Kerala is misleading. An IT raid conducted in November 2020 recovered approximately Rs 6 crore, according a press release by department.
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Three police officers in Kerala, including a Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP), were suspended after they were found feasting at a goon's residence during a surprise raid. MG Sabu, the DSP of the Alappuzha Crime Branch, hid in the bathroom when he saw the police team heading to the house.
The police team received information that four people had reached Faisal's house in a private car. But they were in for a surprise when they found the four officers attending the feast organised by the goon.
A couple of revolvers and pistols were recovered from Aluva in Ernakulam by the anti-terror squad of the Kerala Police on Monday. According to reports, the weapons were found after the unit raided four houses in Aluva based on a tip-off.
The guns were found at the residence of a man identified as Riyas, Manorama Online said. Apart from the four guns, daggers and Rs nine lakh cash were also found in the house, the report added. The anti-terror squad's raid was assisted by Aluva West Police and the special squad under the Superintendent of Police.
During the ED raid it was also found that the Morris Coin fraud was being run by a Bengaluru-based racket. Besides establishments in Bengaluru, the ED carried out the search across 11 centres in Chennai, Coimbatore and Delhi.
According to the developers, Morris Coin is a cryptocurrency developed using Blockchain technology. However, authorities have clarified that Morris coin is not listed in any of the exchanges making it impossible to trade.
After the arrest of Kannur native Nishad, many transactions under the wraps were unearthed. Nishad, Managing Director of Longreach Technologies, was arrested on October 2020 for operating a multi-layer Ponzi scheme which collected Rs 15,000 people from over 11 lakh people to invest in Morris coin.
The Kochi branch of the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) conducted a raid at New Malayalam Steel Private Limited at Mala in Thrissur district on Friday and found that the company was manufacturing hollow steel sections for structural use with ISI marking without a valid licence from the BIS and an expired licence number.
The list of products under compulsory certification of the BIS is available on the BIS website ( -under-compulsory-certification/) or may be accessed directly from BIS Care App, the communication added.
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