Jana Nayagan vs CBFC: Madras High Court reserves order on release of Vijay film, see key takeaways from latest hearing
A hearing was held at the Madras High Court on Wednesday afternoon when an advocate representing KVN Productions and the Additional Solicitor General (ASG) representing the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) argued over Vijay’s final film, Jana Nayagan’s fate. Justice PT Asha reserved judgment after hearing both sides of the argument, and it is expected that it will be delivered on January 9. (Also Read: UK censor board clears Vijay’s Jana Nayagan for release amid CBFC troubles in India; film has ‘blood, sexual violence’) Vijay plays the lead role for one last time in H Vinoth’s Jana Nayagan before venturing into politics. It was disclosed in court that the person who filed a complaint that derailed the censor certificate before its scheduled January 9th release was a member of the examining committee. The ASG also revealed that it was the CBFC Chairperson’s decision to halt the certification process for the Vijay film. Key takeaways from the court case. CBFC explains why certification of Jana Nayagan was deferred ASG ARL Sundaresan, representing the CBFC, handed …








