The release of Vijay’s highly awaited film Jana Nayagan has been officially delayed in several overseas markets, including the UK, the US, Canada and Malaysia, following an ongoing dispute related to its censor certification.
The postponement was confirmed on January 7 by the film’s international distributors, just two days before its scheduled theatrical release.
Distributors confirm delay
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Overseas distributors announced the decision through statements shared on X. The Malaysian distributor said the film’s planned January 9, 2026 release has been pushed back due to unexpected circumstances, adding that they are awaiting further direction from the production team.
The distributor noted that a revised release date will be announced once it is finalised and urged fans to remain patient. Supporters were also asked not to circulate unverified or misleading information from unofficial sources, as several arrangements are still being worked out.
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The statement concluded by appealing for calm and unity while awaiting a favourable resolution, thanking fans for their continued support.
Source: NDTV