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By ANI
COIMBATORE: According to reports suggesting that Indian Indians, Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK) vandalized the posters of the movie "Sarkar" while protesting against the release of the film , Tamil Nadu, Chief Minister Edappadi K Palaniswami baderted that it was a demonstration of ordinary citizens and not AIADMK cadres.
"It was not the AIADMK, it was a demonstration of ordinary citizens.Through the film, the government's plans are sharply criticized," Palaniswami said. at a press conference held here
The main minister, while questioning the film's funding source, asked: "They spend between 300 and 500 crores for the making of a movie, of Where does this money come from? "
protests took place against the alleged negative representation of the late head of AIADMK, J. Jayalalithaa in Vijay-Starrer, the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) had made three cuts in the film and deleted some unacceptable scenes.
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In a new certificate issued by the CBFC, the three cuts reduced the duration of the film by five seconds. Previously, the movie duration was 164 minutes and 46 seconds, which was reduced to 164 minutes and 41 seconds.
The film had problems with scenes that allegedly criticized the Tamil Nadu government led by Jayalalithaa.
The first cut of the film removed the "shots of the mixie and the grinder on fire", which lasted 5 seconds. The second cut implied mute the name "Komala" from the full name "Komalavalli" (wherever it is) ". The name has even been removed from the "corresponding subtitle". In the third cut, the dialogues "Podhuppaniththurai", which roughly represents the Department of Public Works, and "56 Varusham", or 56 years old, were muted and removed from the corresponding subtitles. The film will now be screened with a U / A certification.
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On Thursday, protesters tore up the posters. of the film in Coimbatore, Madurai and Chennai and asked for the arrest of the director of the film AR Murugadoss. However, the Madras High Court on Friday issued a restraining order against his arrest after he sought provisional bail in this case. Tamil Nadu Shanmugam's ministerial resume condemned Vijay's recent release for his alleged attempt to incite violence and declared that it was nothing short of a terrorist inciting violence.
The film, released on November 7, earned more than 100 crores of rupees two days after its release.
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