No, Madhavan Did Not Lose His House Because Of Rocketry. See His Tweet
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"I still love and live in my house," tweeted Madhavan
Madhavan, in his latest tweet, clarified that he still lives in his house. The tweet came after there were reports falsely claiming that the actor sold his house to fund his film Rocketry: The Nambi Effect. The actor posted a screenshot of a LinkedIn user, who claimed that the actor lost his house and he he tweeted this in response: "Oh Yaar. Pls don't over patronize my sacrifice. I did not lose my house or anything." The actor added, "In fact all involved in Rocketry will be very proudly paying heavy Income Tax this year. Gods grace We all made very good and proud profits. I still love and live in my house." Oh Yaar. Pls don't over patronize my sacrifice. I did not lose my house or anything. In fact all involved in Rocketry will be very proudly paying heavy Income Tax this year. Gods grace We all made very good and proud profits. I still love and live in my house . https://t.co/5L0h4iBert
Read Madhavan's tweet here:
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