Draft:Jaffer Sadiq
Tamil Film Producer
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A R Jaffer Sadiq is an Indian entrepreneur, politican and film producer, who works primarily in Tamil cinema. Sadiq became infamous after he was arrested for a scam.[1][2]
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Comment: Non notable. No significant coverage in reliable and independent sources. He has only one released movie. Afstromen (talk) 06:42, 26 October 2025 (UTC)
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A. R. Jaffer Sadiq | |
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| Born | Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India |
| Occupation | Film Producer |
Career
Sadiq started his business from metal scrap, fish trade and hospitality,[1] establishing JSM residency hotels and later venturing into film production with movies like Maayavalai, Iraivan Miga Periyavan directed by Ameer Sultan[3],Vasanth Ravi's Indra and Kayal Anandhi's Mangai.[4] Sadiq was serving as Chennai west deputy organiser of DMK's NRI wing, when he was arrested.[2] and the party expelled him on February 25, 2024.[5]
Filmography
Controversy
Sadiq was arrested for allegedly running the drug ring that facilitated the trafficking of pseudoephedrine[2][9] and later on, ED arrested him for alleged money laundering,[10] and was given bail, following the orders passed by the Supreme Court, on the basis granting bail to former Delhi deputy Chief minister Manish Sisodia.[11]
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