Actor Jason Shah, who plays a key role in Vijay Jan Naygan Talked about the censorship controversy related to the film. He also reflected on the negative campaigns created and described it as a norm within the film industry.

Jason, in an interview with Indian ExpressReacting to the CBFC controversy, he said, “I was really excited that the film was releasing on the 9th.”^th. I’m not 100 percent sure what happens with authentication. I’ve never really fully understood this process; This is not my department. But religion and politics always have something to do with films. Whoever is voted in as the ruling party, the country has been put in the hands of him to decide what will happen. Your voting leads to these kinds of decisions, so even if you did, sit back and be happy.”

He said, “Freedom of expression with technology is the deadliest combination of them all. As an actor, you also put yourself in the line of fire and accept that you are a public figure and are prepared for public scrutiny. If you don’t like it, don’t be an actor. A lot of actors look for money, fame and all the good stuff, but one also needs to be prepared for head-to-toe scrutiny. People will say what they feel about you when they are up to it.” If you pay, why not?”

creator of Jan Naygan Reached the Supreme Court on Monday. The move was taken to challenge the Madras High Court’s stay on the single judge’s order. The court had earlier ruled against KVN Productions, ordering the Censor Board of Film Certification (CBFC) to stop certification for the film. India Today has learned that the producers may seek an urgent hearing on their plea.

The film was originally scheduled to release on January 9, and had already grossed over Rs 50 crore in global advance bookings.

Jan Naygan It is directed by H Vinoth and stars Pooja Hegde, Bobby Deol and Mamita Baiju among others in lead roles.