Jana Nayagan and Parasakthi, two major films scheduled for release this Pongal, are set to hit theatres on January 09 and January 10, respectively. With just one or two days remaining for their release, the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) has yet to issue censor certificates for both films, raising concerns among audiences and the film industry.
Following the trailers' releases, both films reached a massive audience within hours and crossed the million-view mark in a short span of time. This strong response has increased excitement among moviegoers, who are eagerly waiting to watch the films on the big screen. However, the delay in certification has led to confusion and growing speculation about the reasons behind it.
Many are questioning why the CBFC is delaying the process at such a crucial time. Is the delay purely procedural, or are there other factors involved? Some sections of the audience are linking the situation to political developments, including the upcoming elections and the growing political presence of TVK chief Vijay. These discussions remain speculative, as no official clarification has been issued so far.