Today, On 27th January, A Division Bench of the Madras High Court allowed the CBFC’s appeal and set aside the single judge’s order directing censor clearance for Vijay’s film Jana Nayagan. The court sent the CBFC dispute back for fresh reconsideration today.
The Madras High Court will pronounce its verdict on January 27 on CBFC’s appeal challenging the order granting a U/A 16+ certificate to Vijay’s Jana Nayagan. The case raises key questions on CBFC Chairman’s powers and procedural fairness in film certification.
Shane Nigam’s upcoming film Haal faces a major release setback as the CBFC demands 15 cuts, including a controversial beef biryani scene. The makers have approached the Kerala High Court seeking intervention to secure the film’s certification.
The Calcutta High Court dismissed a PIL seeking orders to screen the movie The Bengal Files in West Bengal. The Court stated, “State has not imposed any ban directly or indirectly on the screening of the film.”
Today, On 8th September, The Calcutta High Court has dismissed a plea filed by the grandson of Gopal Patha seeking to stay the release of The Bengal Files movie. The court refused to interfere, clearing the way for its release.
Today, On 1st August, Delhi High Court directs Centre to re-examine its decision on Udaipur Files, asking, “Where is your authority to recommend cuts?” The court questioned the legal basis behind the advisory to revise the film’s content.
Kerala High Court Today (July 9) asks CBFC to give censor certificate to Malayalam film of BJP’s Suresh Gopi after producers agree to two small changes. Court says there’s no problem using the name ‘Janaki’ for a rape survivor.
Kerala High Court Today (July 2) agreed to watch Malayalam film JSK: Janaki v State of Kerala to examine CBFC’s objection to the movie title. The film features Union Minister Suresh Gopi and revolves around a rape survivor named Janaki.
Kerala High Court Today (June 30) questioned CBFC’s objection to the use of the name ‘Janaki’ in the Malayalam movie JSK: Janaki v State of Kerala of BJP Leader Suresh Gopi. The judge strongly defended artistic freedom and sought an explanation from CBFC.
Kerala High Court Today (June 27) questioned CBFC’s delay in certifying Suresh Gopi’s film ‘Janaki v State of Kerala’, citing objections to the name ‘Janaki’. The court criticized the inconsistency and sought urgent action.
