Chennai:
Prabhu
Solomon's
Kumki
has
got
a
clean
chit
from
the
Regional
Censor
Board.
The
film
has
passed
the
test
with
'U'
certificate
and
also
has
won
positive
feedback
from
the
board
officials.
The
film
went
to
censor
earlier
today
(December
6).
The
board
officials
were
impressed
by
the
content
and
the
performance
of
the
lead
starts,
and
praised
the
makers
for
making
a
clean
film.
Thus,
paving
way
for
its
release
on
December
13.
Earlier,
Kumki
had
been
cleared
with
NOC
from
the
Animal
Welfare
Board
of
India.
Animals
used
in
the
film
including
Elephant
have
been
treated
well.
Hence,
they
did
not
have
any
objection
for
the
clearance
of
the
forthcoming
Tamil
flick.
However,
Kumki
is
the
launchpad
of
Vikram
Prabhu
-
the
grandson
of
legendary
Sivaji
Ganeshan
and
son
of
Sivaji
Prabhu.
He
will
be
seen
in
the
role
of
a
rustic
mahout
in
the
upcoming
movie,
which
also
features
Bangalore-based
girl
Lakshmi
Menon
in
the
female
lead
role.
The
film
is
produced
by
Subash
Chandra
Bose
of
Thirupathi
Brothers.