Kamal Haasan Calls for Censor Reforms

Kamal Haasan, actor-politician and chief of Makkal Needhi Maiam (MNM), has praised Sivakarthikeyan’s movie Parasakthi, calling it a strong “struggle drum” for the DMK-MNM alliance within the upcoming Tamil Nadu state elections. In a letter to Deputy Chief Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin, Haasan expressed his need for the movie’s success, terming it a “victorious crown” for the DMK. He recommended director Sudha Kongara’s narrative and Sivakarthikeyan’s dedication to the venture.

Kamal Haasan’s reward comes amidst controversy surrounding the movie’s certification, with the Central Board of Movie Certification (CBFC) initially demanding cuts. He has now referred to as for reforms within the certification course of, emphasizing transparency and accountability. Haasan pressured that filmmaking is a collective effort, urging the business to unite for reform and interact with authorities establishments to safeguard artistic freedom.

Kamal Haasan’s demand for reforms follows related points with Vijay’s Jana Nayagan. He emphasised defending creative freedom and upholding constitutional values, calling for a overview of certification processes with outlined timelines. Haasan urged the business to have interaction constructively with authorities establishments, saying such reform will strengthen India’s democratic establishments.

Director Pa Ranjith additionally expressed concern over censor-related points, condemning regressive approaches suppressing dissenting voices. The Madras Excessive Courtroom has stayed a single choose’s order granting a U/A 16+ certificates to Jana Nayagan, with the following listening to on January 21.