Fans of Telugu film stars are often seen as overly aggressive and rarely accept the idea of their favourite hero apologising to anyone.
In contrast, Tamil film fans appear more practical and mature in their approach. They seem to place importance on rules, process, and the long term benefit of the film rather than blind loyalty.
Here is the story that explains this difference.
The Madras High Court recently sent the Jana Nayagan case involving the film makers and the Central Board of Film Certification back to a single judge.
Fans of Thalapathy Vijay were hoping the issue would end quickly, but the verdict means the film is still stuck in legal trouble. Because of this, its release continues to remain uncertain, disappointing many fans.
Now several fans began sharing their views on social media. Most of them feel that continuing the case will only cause more delay. They are advising the makers to withdraw the case and follow the CBFC rules.
Fans believe that going through the proper process will help the film get certified faster than waiting for a court decision.
Senior trade analyst Ramesh Bala also supported this opinion in a tweet.
He wrote, “Better for KVN (the production company) to withdraw Jana Nayagan case. Agree for RC. Given the high profile, it will setup in one week. Movie can release around Feb 14th. Courts will take more time.”
His statement strengthened the fans’ belief that legal routes may slow things down.
Reacting to Bala’s tweet, a fan posted, “Yes KVN can withdraw the Jana Nayagan case and go with smooth negotiation with them to resolve and release before election. Actor Vijay should release an apology video like he did for Thalaivaa to CBFC so that they would consider for early censor.”
Earlier, the film was scheduled to release on January 9, 2026, but due to the lack of certification, it was postponed. As legal proceedings continue, the final release date is still not confirmed.
