India, Jan. 21 -- The Madras High Court hearing for the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) vs Jana Nayagan producers KVN Productions was held on Tuesday, and the order was stayed. When the CBFC questioned why the producers announced the release date for the Vijay-starrer without obtaining certification, they brought up Dhurandhar 2 as an example. (Also Read: Madras HC Bench reserves orders in Vijay's Jana Nayagan censor case, producers reveal Amazon threatened to sue)

Additional Solicitor General ARL Sundaresan represented the CBFC, while Senior Advocate Satish Parasaran represented KVN Productions. The ASG argued before the bench in court that the producers fixed the release date first, and then argued in the previous single-jud...