Makers approached the High Court after 'Coolie' got an A certificate, said - Rajinikanth has fans of all ages
Coolie Certificate Row: The controversy that erupted after Rajinikanth's film 'Coolie', which is making a lot of money at the box office, got an 'A' certificate is not taking the name of stopping. Now this matter has reached the doorstep of the High Court.
Rajinikanth's new movie 'Coolie', which was released recently, is playing in theaters now. It is making huge money at the box office. But meanwhile, a controversy had also broken out over 'Coolie' and now this issue has gone to High Court. In which Sun Pictures has objected to CBFC's decision to give an 'A' certificate to the movie.
With the CBFC giving the film an 'A' certificate, now only people above 18 years of age will be able to watch it. Regarding this, the makers have now raised objection and filed a petition in the Madras High Court. The makers say that the film has been rated unfairly in comparison to such big films. Justice TV Tamilselvi accepted the petition and also directed a hearing on it. It is possible that the matter may also be heard today. Sun Pictures says that 'Coolie' has action scenes equal to films like 'KGF' and 'Beast', which got U/A certificate. In such a situation, why has 'Coolie' got an A certificate.
In the debate held in the court, Central Government lawyer A Kumaraguru claimed that the petition is not maintainable. However, senior advocate J Ravindran, assisted by M Sneha, said that the High Court has the right to hear such appeals under the Cinematograph Act, 1952 and the Tribunal Reforms Act, 2021. Despite requesting the CBFC several times for a U/A rating, the scrutiny and revision committees retained the 'A' rating citing more action scenes in the film.
