Jana Nayagan Leak Denied by CBFC
It is known that the news that the movie Jana Nayagan starring Thalapathy Vijay was leaked online before its release has created a huge stir in the film industry. While fans and film personalities have expressed concern over this incident.. Recently, the CBFC has officially responded and issued a key statement. According to the censor board.. it has clarified that there is no truth in the news that the movie ‘Jana Nayagan’ has been leaked. It has said that the security systems they have are very strict. It has explained that they are using the Key Delivery Message (KDM) system to protect the content of the movie in particular. It has been stated that through this system, access to the movie copy is completely password-based, so the possibility of unauthorized leaks is very low.
It was also revealed that the film’s Digital Cinema Package (DCP) was officially handed over to the producer in Mumbai on March 17. Since then, the CBFC has clarified that the content is completely under the control of the producer. On the other hand, the film production company has filed a complaint with the police regarding the film’s leak and the investigation is ongoing. It is reported that the police have already arrested five people who shared the links on social media. An investigation is underway to find out where the leak came from based on the watermark seen in the viral videos.
The film team also reacted strongly to this matter.. It warned that downloading, sharing and viewing leaked content is a crime under copyright laws. It seems that many links have already been removed. At the same time, there is also a delay in the censor clearance of this film. The film, which was initially supposed to be released for Sankranthi, was postponed due to the censor process not being completed. It is still uncertain when the clearance of this film, which has now gone to the revising committee for review, will come. Many film personalities from Kollywood to Tollywood have reacted to this incident.. They are raising their voices against piracy. They are asking fans to watch movies in theaters and not encourage piracy.
