

The Tamil Nadu government, led by Chief Minister Vijay, has announced a major relief for the state's film industry by lifting the restrictions on early morning special movie screenings. The restrictions were introduced in 2023 following a crowd crush incident outside a theatre during the release of Ajith Kumar's film 'Thunivu'. Following the incident, the government imposed limits on early morning screenings and permitted theatres to conduct only four shows a day. The latest decision is expected to provide greater flexibility to theatres and offer a significant boost to upcoming film releases. The move is being viewed as a positive development for producers and exhibitors who have been seeking more screening opportunities for big-budget films.
The decision is particularly beneficial for films scheduled for release during the Diwali festive season. Upcoming releases, including Suriya's 'Seens', Nayanthara's 'Mookuthi Amman 2' and 'Ramayana', are expected to benefit from the additional screening opportunities. More shows during the opening week could make tickets more accessible to audiences and potentially improve box-office collections. Tamil film producers have welcomed the government's decision and expressed their gratitude to Chief Minister Vijay for supporting the film industry. The move is expected to bring fresh enthusiasm among filmmakers, theatre owners and moviegoers ahead of the festive releases.














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