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Vishal thanks CM Vijay for allowing five shows a day for new Tamil films; calls him, ‘most prolific actor turned politician’

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Actor turned Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay has given major relief to the film industry in the state. The government has now allowed theatres to screen five shows a day for newly released Tamil films during their first seven days in theatres. Actor Vishal welcomed the decision and thanked him via his social media handle.

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Actor Vishal took to his X (formerly Twitter) to write, “Thank you, dear @CMOTamilnadu #Vijay avargale, darling of the masses and the most prolific actor turned politician, for understanding the current situation in the film industry and implementing five shows a day for all films for the first 7 days of the film's theatrical release."He further added, “Looking forward to more GOs passed for the general public in all sectors, bringing about relief and progressive growth. A big whistle from all of us.”
The new rule will also apply on local festival days, public holidays, Saturdays and Sundays.

Vijay announces relief for new films

The decision came after members of the film industry met Vijay on May 16 and submitted several requests. One of their main demands was permission for five daily screenings for new films.
After reviewing the request, the government amended the Tamil Nadu Cinema Theatres (Regulation) Rules and approved the change.

Producers no longer need special permission

The new order has made things easier for producers and theatre owners. Earlier, extra permissions were needed for additional screenings. With the latest change, producers no longer need to approach the government or licensing officers to obtain approval for the fifth show during the permitted period.The government shared the announcement through an official note released from the Chief Minister’s office. The move is expected to help films reach more audiences during the crucial opening week.

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