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There was an uproar over Thalapathy Vijay’s ‘Jana Nayakan’ not getting the censor certificate, Congress called it an attack on the Tamil film industry.

By Sandy Verma

Jana Nayagan Postponed: Thalapathy Vijay’s film ‘Jana Nayagan’ had to be postponed two days before its release due to delay in getting the censor certificate from the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). After which KVN Production has appealed to its viewers and stakeholders to be patient. Meanwhile, Congress has called it an attack on the Tamil film industry.

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According to media reports, even without the film ‘Jana Nayakan’ getting approval from CBFC, ticket booking was started in some Indian theaters and international markets. Due to last minute cancellation, Vijay’s film is reportedly facing a loss of around Rs 50 crore. Regarding which KVN Production issued a statement saying – With a very heavy heart, we are sharing this update with all our stakeholders and viewers. The eagerly awaited film ‘Jana Nayakan’, scheduled to release on January 9, has been postponed due to reasons beyond our control.”

The production further added- “We completely understand your expectations, excitement and emotions regarding this film, and this decision was not easy for any of us. The new release date will be announced soon. Till then, we humbly request you to be patient and keep your love intact. Your unwavering support is our biggest strength and means everything to the entire ‘Jana Nayakan’ team.”

Congress MP attacked the central government

Congress MP Jyotimani wrote in

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Jyotimani wrote, “Trying to suppress it in this way is completely against creative freedom. And suppressing it for political reasons is even more dangerous. After the Enforcement Directorate, CBI and the Income Tax Department, the Censorship Board has now become the political weapon of the Modi government. We cannot remain silent spectators to this. I have been a member of the Censorship Committee for a few years. I am well aware of its functioning. In my view, in this technological age, the Censorship Board is an old institution. Any film It is in the hands of the people whether to accept or reject.”

He wrote, “Even if we continue to censor films, thousands of uncensored videos and scenes are circulating on television, YouTube and social media platforms. Billions of people watch them. In this context, merely censoring films will not bring about any real change – this is the harsh reality. Showing women or talking about them in an obscene manner, or having double meanings, is wrong as per censorship guidelines. However, films made without such things are very few. The Censorship Board rarely pays attention to such matters – it should also be noted that till then, we should strongly oppose using it as a political weapon.”

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Girish Chodankar, Congress in-charge of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry, wrote in an ex-post, “Dear PMO (@PMOIndia) Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) Yes, the ongoing controversy over actor Vijay’s film ‘Jana Nayakan’ has raised concerns about misuse of political power. Although political disagreement is understandable, it is wrong to target the work of an artist.”

He further wrote, “The people of Tamil Nadu will not tolerate censorship of cinema for political gains. We urge you to ensure that art and entertainment are not used as pawns in political battles. Vijay’s film is being delayed because of your pressure on the authorities, which is unfair to the producers and fans. Let’s keep politics away from art and respect creative freedom. Modi ji, do your duty by taking action not on actor Vijay, but on politician Vijay.” Prove the 56 inch chest claim. Remember, your intimidation politics will not work in Tamil Nadu.”

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