- Vijay’s Jana Nayagan show halted in Chennai.
- Chennai screening halted due to families with children in A-rated movie.
- Theatre offered refunds; screening resumed after an hour delay.
Jana Nayagan, which is being touted as Vijay’s first film after becoming the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu, has entered the Rs 200 crore club worldwide. Amid the box office milestone, a moviegoer in Chennai has claimed that a screening at PVR AMPA Mall was halted for nearly an hour after families with children allegedly entered an A-rated show.
‘Jana Nayagan’ Show Halted In Chennai
Sharing a video from inside the theatre on Instagram, the moviegoer alleged that the screening was paused for almost an hour. She claimed there was very little communication from the theatre management during the delay and said the situation could have been handled more professionally.
“PVR AMPA Mall, Chennai. We booked the 9:25 AM show of Jana Nayagan. Around 9:35 AM, the movie was stopped because families with children had entered an A-rated screening. The show was paused for nearly an hour while the parents with children were asked to leave. There was very little communication during the delay, and the audience was left waiting,” she wrote.
She further added, “Eventually, the management announced a refund, and the screening resumed after the parents with children had exited. This entire situation could have been handled much better.”
‘Jana Nayagan’ Box Office Collection
Now in its fifth day at the box office, Jana Nayagan has crossed the Rs 200 crore mark worldwide. According to Sacnilk, the film has earned Rs 145.98 crore gross in India and Rs 71.50 crore gross overseas, taking its total worldwide gross collection to Rs 217.48 crore.
On Day 4, the film registered a growth of around 10 per cent compared to the previous day.
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‘Jana Nayagan’ Day-Wise Box Office Collection
Day 1: Rs 50.28 crore
Day 2: Rs 24.72 crore
Day 3: Rs 33.81 crore
Day 4: Rs 37.17 crore
(Note: The above figures represent gross collections.)
The film’s earnings have been driven primarily by its Tamil version, which has grossed Rs 126.76 crore so far. The Telugu version has collected Rs 7.84 crore, while the Hindi version has earned Rs 11.39 crore.
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