‘Vijay is not afraid of anything’: SA Chandrasekhar breaks silence on Jana Nayagan release delay
As Jana Nayagan continues to face uncertainty over its theatrical release, filmmaker SA Chandrasekhar, father of Thalapathy Vijay, addressed the repeated delays while speaking to the media earlier in the day. Reacting to the latest legal developments, Chandrasekhar made it clear that Vijay remains undeterred and ready to face every challenge ahead.
He stressed that the actor-politician is prepared to confront obstacles head-on, especially at this stage of his political journey.
“It is normal for those entering politics for the first time to face obstacles. Vijay will face any number of such obstacles,” he stated, as quoted by India Today.
According to him, such challenges are part of the process and not a deterrent.
“After Vijay entered politics, young people and women are discussing politics. They are more articulate than me,” he remarked, suggesting a cultural shift sparked by Vijay’s move.
The producers have also been granted time to amend their appeal and challenge the CBFC chairman’s January 6 letter, which formed the basis of the delay.
While single bench judge PT Asha had earlier ruled in favour of the makers and directed the CBFC to issue a U/A 16+ certificate, the CBFC appealed against the order. The Jana Nayagan team then moved the Supreme Court, which sent the case back to the Madras High Court for further consideration.Get the latest entertainment updates from the Times of India, along with the latest Hindi movies, upcoming Hindi movies in 2026 , and Telugu movies.”
“The people know what happened in Karur”
Speaking about the delay surrounding Jana Nayagan, SA Chandrasekhar told the media, “The people know what happened in Karur. Vijay is not afraid of anything. His chances of success are bright.”He stressed that the actor-politician is prepared to confront obstacles head-on, especially at this stage of his political journey.
“It is normal to face obstacles”
Chandrasekhar noted that hurdles are inevitable for anyone entering politics for the first time.“It is normal for those entering politics for the first time to face obstacles. Vijay will face any number of such obstacles,” he stated, as quoted by India Today.
According to him, such challenges are part of the process and not a deterrent.
“Young people and women are discussing politics”
Highlighting the impact of Vijay’s political entry, Chandrasekhar said the public is already aware of why Jana Nayagan did not release as planned.“After Vijay entered politics, young people and women are discussing politics. They are more articulate than me,” he remarked, suggesting a cultural shift sparked by Vijay’s move.
Court sets aside earlier order, fresh hearing ordered
On the legal front, the judges have set aside the earlier order passed by the single judge, stating that sufficient time must be given to the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) to file its counter affidavit. The matter has now been remanded back to the single judge for a fresh hearing.The producers have also been granted time to amend their appeal and challenge the CBFC chairman’s January 6 letter, which formed the basis of the delay.
Why Jana Nayagan was postponed
Directed by H Vinoth, Jana Nayagan was originally slated for a theatrical release on January 9 but was postponed indefinitely. Following the delay, the film’s producers, KVN Productions, approached the court after the film was referred to a revising committee based on an internal complaint.While single bench judge PT Asha had earlier ruled in favour of the makers and directed the CBFC to issue a U/A 16+ certificate, the CBFC appealed against the order. The Jana Nayagan team then moved the Supreme Court, which sent the case back to the Madras High Court for further consideration.Get the latest entertainment updates from the Times of India, along with the latest Hindi movies, upcoming Hindi movies in 2026 , and Telugu movies.”
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