Vyjayanthimala Bali seriously ill ? Prabhu says no auction of Appa's House

Is Vyjayanthimala Bali seriously ill ? This question has been asked in film circles of Bollywood and Kollywood. Umpteen calls have come asking about her health condition since yesterday. Her son Suchindra Bali could not be contacted. Vyjayanthimala was much more than just a film star—she was a celebrated Bharatanatyam dancer and a true pan-India icon, ruling Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu cinema like no other actress of her time. Her legacy continues to inspire generations The rare picture is courtesy Timeless Classic Cinema on FaceBook. Vyjayanthimala with Her Husband, Dr. Chamanlal Bali, and Son, Suchindra Bali This rare picture captures Vyjayanthimala, one of Indian cinema’s first female superstars, with her husband Dr. Chamanlal Bali and their son Suchindra Bali. Dr. Bali, a Punjabi Hindu Arya Samaji from Delhi, was Raj Kapoor’s personal physician. He married Vyjayanthimala in 1968. After their marriage, Vyjayanthimala stepped away from the film industry and moved to Chennai. Dr. Bali passed away in 1986. Born in 1972 in Mumbai, Suchindra Bali initially pursued a career in law, studying at Delhi University, before finding his way into modeling and acting. Though he never planned to enter films, a chance photo in a Tamil daily led to his debut in Kannodu Kanbathellam, followed by roles in Mugavaree and Aanch, where he shared the screen with Nana Patekar. He married Nandini in 2009, and they have a child together. After the death of DrBali, Vyjayanthimala fought for the family property of her husband as she wanted it to be passed on to Suchindra.

Prabhu has assured that Annai illam the residence of his Late father Shivaji Ganesan will not go under the hammer. He told Producer K Rajan after seeing the veteran film maker weeping in an interview to a YouTube channel about the court order of auctioning the part of the iconic house of the Late Thespian. According to sources in the High court registry, the complainant seeking attachment of Annai Illam only gave the Chennai corporation registration numbers and survey numbers and said it was owned partly by debtor’s father Ram Kumar. After death of Shivaji Ganesan , the partition deed had given the house to second son Prabhu. As Dushyanth, son of eldest son Ram Kumar operates from Annai illam, the complainant on assumption that the house was jointly owned by two sons of the Late actor gave this false information. The judge on learning through media reports that the he had ordered auction of Annai Illam was taken aback. Sources say that not only this complainant but some other financiers too are holding registered papers that Dushyanth had signed to get finance.