Jana Nagayan CBFC Controversy: Vijay Thalapathy Starrer Producers Withdraw Plea Before Madras HC After Approaching Censor Board Committee

The legal petition filed by Jana Nayagan producers in the Madras High Court has been officially withdrawn; the makers withdraw the plea today. Instead of continuing their legal battle over censorship, the producers have opted to resolve the issue through executive channels. The court permitted KVN Productions to withdraw its writ petition against the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) on February 10, 2026.

Vijay Thalapathy’s Jana Nayagan Producers Withdraw Plea Before Madras HC

The producers plan to submit the film to the CBFC Revising Committee for review, moving away from further judicial intervention. The controversy surrounding Jana Nayagan began when the CBFC Chairman raised significant objections, leading to the postponement of the film’s release, originally scheduled for January 9. The objections centred on two main issues: the portrayal of “foreign powers fueling religious conflict” and the depiction of the Indian Army.

This withdrawal marks a crucial step, as the film must now clear the Revising Committee before it can hit theatres. While an official release date has not been announced, industry insiders and fans speculate that the film will premiere in late February or March, following the final certification from the Revising Committee.

The stakes are especially high for this release, as Jana Nayagan is set to be Vijay’s final film before transitioning into full-time politics with his newly launched party, Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK). With all legal hurdles now cleared, the CBFC Revising Committee will make the final decision. Fans and viewers eagerly await Vijay’s last acting role before he embarks on his political journey, which will be confirmed once the committee grants its certification.

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