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Jana Nayagan Release: Makers Approach Supreme Court Amid Censor Certificate Delay For Vijay's Swan Song
BY SACNILK TEAM
Chennai, January 12 - The makers of Thalapathy Vijay-starrer Jana Nayagan have approached the Supreme Court after the film's release was stalled due to a delay in obtaining its censor certificate. The political actioner, widely touted as the actor's swan song before his full-time political entry, has been caught in a legal tussle after the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) withheld certification following objections that led to a revising committee review. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}) Earlier, the Madras High Court had directed the CBFC to grant the film a U/A certificate, a move that briefly cleared the path for release. However, the relief was short-lived as the CBFC challenged the order, which subsequently stayed the High Court's single judge directive. With the stay in place, the makers were left with no option but to move the apex court, seeking an urgent hearing to resolve the impasse. As a result, Jana Nayagan, which was expected to hit screens during the lucrative Pongal window on January 9, now faces an indefinite delay. The situation has caused disappointment among fans, given the emotional significance of the film as Vijay's final cinematic outing, and has also sparked wider debate around certification delays and their impact on big-ticket releases. Directed by H Vinoth and produced by KVN Productions, Jana Nayagan is the remake of the Telugu film Bhagwanth Kesari. It also stars Poorja Hegde, Bobby Deol (Tamil debut), and Mamitha Baiju, among many others, in key roles. As the film's future continues to remain uncertain, all eyes are now on the Supreme Court's directive. Stay tuned...