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Raghava Lawrence apologises for the controversial incident at the Chandramukhi 2 audio launch 

The actor shares a note of apology on his social media 

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Apologising for the unfortunate occurrence of a student being roughed up by a bouncer at the audio launch of Chandramukhi 2, actor Raghava Lawrence shares a brief note on his social media handles.

Taking to his X account ( formerly Twitter), the actor wrote, "Hello everyone, I just came to know about the unfortunate incident which happened during our Chandramukhi 2 movie Audio Launch, where one of the Bouncers involved in a fist fight with a college student." 

The actor further added, "First of all, myself or the organisers were not aware of this incident as it happened outside the hall when the event was happening inside. It's a well-known fact that everyone knows how much I love our students & how much I wish to see them grow. Being that kind of a person, I'm always against these kinds of fights. I always wish there would be happiness & peace everywhere we go. Whatever the reason, it maybe it's definitely wrong to hit someone & especially when it's a student, this shouldn't have happened." 

By apologising and urging the bouncers not to be involved in such activities, Raghava Lawrence concluded the letter, " I personally apologise for what happened during that time. And I sincerely request the bouncers not to involve in these kinds of activities hereafter." 

Meanwhile, Chandramukhi 2  will hit the theatres on September 15. The film, helmed by P Vasu, also stars an ensemble cast including Kangana Ranaut, Vadivelu, Radhika Sarathkumar, Mahima Nambiar, Lakshmi Menon, Ravi Maria, and Shrushti Dange, among others. The film has cinematography by RD Rajasekar and editing by Lewellyn Gonsalvez.

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