The CBFC has filed a caveat in the Supreme Court in the Jana Nayagan release case, asking that no order be passed without hearing it. The move follows the Madras High Court’s decision to flag concerns over references to the Army and religious sentiments in the film.
The producers of Vijay’s final film Jana Nayagan have approached the Madras High Court after the Central Board of Film Certification referred the film to a Revising Committee despite earlier clearance.
The makers claim the last-minute move threatens the film’s scheduled release and could cause massive financial losses.
The Film Employees Federation of South India (FEFSI) criticized the wage disparity in the Tamil film industry during a Madras High Court session, revealing that actors earn Rs 300 crore per film while technicians receive less than Rs 3,000 daily. The dispute between FEFSI and the Tamil Film Producers Council (TFPC) has escalated legally, prompting calls for mediation.
