D.Srinivas a Congress Party Cheater – Ponnam

Thalapathy Vijay’s political ambitions are beginning to impact his film career, as the release of his Jana Nayagan film, initially slated for the Pongal season, has been delayed due to censor-related issues.

In response, the makers approached the Madras High Court and subsequently the Supreme Court, taking an unconventional legal route to challenge the CBFC. However, the Supreme Court refrained from intervening and sent the matter back to the Madras High Court. Following this, the production team appears to have changed its approach.

According to the latest updates, KVN Production LLP has decided to withdraw the writ petition against the CBFC. Their counsel, Vijayan Subramanian, informed the Madras High Court registry via a letter stating that the producer will now approach the CBFC’s Revising Committee instead and will not continue with the legal proceedings.

The timing of this withdrawal raises questions, as the delay has already caused significant consequences. Missing the lucrative Pongal season and the early February release window means the film has lost crucial momentum. One option could have been to release the film after the Tamil Nadu general elections, but that too would result in diminished audience interest.

With the elections approaching and increasing pressure from OTT platforms, the makers have now opted to withdraw the case. While this step may be necessary, it comes late in the timeline, and the impact on the film’s initial hype cannot be undone. Ultimately, fans will have to wait to see when Jana Nayagan will actually hit theaters amid this complex situation.