The team of Thalapathy Vijay's Jana Nayagan has already withdrawn the case and sent the uncut version to the revising committee. The team is planning to release the movie on February 19 or 20.
The buzz on the social media is that the team of Jana Nayagan has already withdrawn the case, and they applied for revising committee. The team has sent the uncut version to the revising committee. The team is planning to release the Movie on February 19 or 20.
A news portal tweeted, "The team had already withdrawn the case, and yesterday they applied for revising committee. The Team has send the UnCut Version to the revising committee. As of Now, the Team planning to release the Movie on FEB 19 or 20. As Per VP #JanaNayagan #ThalapathyVijaya"
KARTHIK DP tweeted, "Thalapathy Vijay's JANA NAYAGAN is planning for a release on February 19 or 20. @Siva_Kartikeyan 's THAAI KIZHAVI is likely to be postponed following the Parasakthi backlash.- Film has been re-applied for re-censorship. - A revising committee will be screening the film shortly."
A military personnel will also be a part of reviewing committee. Karthik added, "This time, a military personnel will also be part of the viewing panel. - UNCUT version of the film has been submitted for the re-censor process."
Talking about the reports, CBFC officer Mr. Balamurali said that there is no connection between these rumours and reality. He said, "We have no such knowledge. Everything you're saying is just news to us. I don't know anything about it. Even if it did happen, I cannot tell you because this is confidential. I can only speak once it officially comes through."
Balamurali added, "We cannot say anything because censor proceedings are not something that ends in one place. With such a controversial subject, they are not going to handle it openly.If it were in court, everything would be public. But in the censor office, you cannot know anything openly."
Balamurali concluded, "Even if you go and sit there, you won't know who is coming and going. First of all, you can't just sit inside the censor office. Second, even if you stand outside near the monitor and wait the whole day watching who enters, you still won't know who is actually coming for your film because the producer himself won't be standing there. It's usually some production manager who submits the documents. Whether it's the Revising Committee or regular scrutiny they handle everything very confidentially."
