Overview

• The CBFC told the court the producers declined additional cuts needed for a U/A certificate and endorsed acceptance of an A rating.
• Justice T. V. Thamilselvi held the civil appeal maintainable, directed the Registry to number the case, and listed it for hearing.
• Sun Pictures argues the classification is inconsistent with recent U/A clearances for violent blockbusters such as KGF and Beast.
• The film opened on August 14 with an A certificate, and the CBFC contends there is no urgency since it is already in theaters.
• Reports describe strong box-office results, with coverage citing a global tally above ₹400 crore as the dispute proceeds.