The national award-winning actor said here that he was very upset about the widespread criticism he has received and also unhappy with the allegations being overpaid for the musical show 'Lalism', which his band performed at the Games inauguration.
"I have no complaints against those who triviallise my weeks-long dedication and hard work which I put in for the success of the show. But I am very particular that my fans and admirers should have no suspicion about me with regards to the issue," Mohan Lal said in a statement.
Mohanlal said it was no longer needed to drag his name into the controversy as he was ready to give back over Rs two lakh to the government.
"I hope all the controversies will be settled by this," the release added.
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