The Madras High Court has issued a temporary order to stop internet service providers and cable operators from illegal streaming of Thalapathy Vijay. Jan Naygan. The decision aims to prevent the spread of unauthorized and uncertified versions of the film on social media, online platforms and cable television.

The court order prohibits the dissemination of any illegal or uncertified copies of the film on social media platforms, online websites and cable networks, providing temporary relief to the makers of the big-budget project.

Jan NayganWhat is likely to be actor Thalapathy Vijay’s last film before entering politics was leaked online before it received approval from the Central Board of Film Certification. On April 9, high-definition segments, including a crucial entrance scene and climax, surfaced on encrypted messaging apps and piracy websites.

Within a matter of hours, the entire film reportedly surfaced on several illegal platforms, dealing a major blow to the project, which was made on a massive budget of around Rs 500 crore.

The entire film soon became available on these platforms, resulting in a huge financial loss to the Rs 500 crore project.

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Authorities have since cracked down on the leak, arresting six people allegedly associated with the piracy network and removing nearly 300 illegal links. Despite these measures, the financial impact on the film remains substantial.

The court’s interim order is seen as an important step in preventing further unauthorized distribution, especially at a time when piracy remains a serious threat to big-ticket theatrical releases.