Whether Tiruapathi’s failure has affected Ajith or not, it has affected Perarasu severely. Vijay has washed of his hands and is set to work on Tamil remake of Bangaram soon. After knowing the result of Tirupathi, Vijay was upset and was thinking to escape from Perarasu’s clutches. Earlier Vijay was supposed to do, Murasu with Perarasu’s brother Muthu Vadugu’s direction.

Perarasu is deeply shocked and disappointed of Tirupathi’s result. He even pasted posters and mounted banners for himself in the theatres which released Tirupathi.

Meanwhile, dissatisfied ‘thala’ fans are agitating all over Tamil Nadu demanding the removal of Perarasu’s scenes in Tirupathi. Perarasu, comes in a cameo role in Tirupathi who also performs a stunt, a full length action series and this has induced dispute amidst Ajith fans, who claim that the director has tried to out shine the hero in the film. In cinema, success has several fathers. But failure has only one and it is the director. This has again proved in Perarasu’s case. Directors who were jealous of Perarasu’s sudden fame, are now happy and merry making on these developments. Perarasu’s case is a good and un-neglectable lesson to all directors who work with top heroes.