French director Jerome Salle who made Largo Winch from which latest Telugu flick Agnyaathavaasi is copied has tweeted again.Soon as news reached his ears about the film being inspired from his film, he expressed his interest to watch that film.That's when the makers of Agnyaathavaasi got jittery. Reports had it that T Series which held the remake rights even sought an explanation.

Although it is not clear as to how the makers settled with the production house, the film hit theatres worldwide today.Jerome Salle who managed to watch the telugu film said he would loved the film but for the similarities with his movie.But then probably he didn't realise on what scale the movie would open to.

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We know that the film got a massive opening in the US premieres raking in a whopping 1.5 million dollars according to a trade anlayst.Now, the maker has tweeted that a mere settlement between the T series and makers won't do.

Have a look at his tweet.

I’m afraid a settlement with T-series will not be enough. It’s not only about India. The movie #Agnyaathavaasi has been released worldwide yesterday. https://t.co/FUXkNSZ2fO
— Jérôme Salle (@Jerome_Salle) January 10, 2018

Agnyaathavaasi is directed by Trivikram Srinivas who is known for pending some fantastic dialogues in his movies. so the plagiarism row has come as a bit of a shock to all his fans and the industry people too.Interestingly, none from the film unit has dared confirm or deny the copy rumors.Now that the film is out and we all know that Agnyaathavaasi is more than inspired from Largo Winch, it's apparent why they fell silent after the controversy created a storm- simply because the makers are guilty as hell.