‘Viduthalai Is Not A P*ornographic Film’ - Woman Yells At Police Who Tries To Evict Children From Theatre!

While Rohini Theater's announcement that it rejected children from watching Pathu Thala film on the grounds of UA certificate has been heavily criticized, now another problem has erupted at Chennai Virugambakkam Inox Theatre.

Even though the movie Viduthalai Part 1 released yesterday under the direction of Vetrimaaran is an A certificate film, many fans watched the movie with their children.

In this case, while the police gathered to evict a woman who had seen the film Viduthlai Part 1 with her child at Chennai Virugambakkam Inox theatre, the woman argued with them and created a sensation. People started sharing the video on social media and it goes viral.

The fans continue to boycott Rohini Theater, who refused to accept the explanation given the theatre owners that they denied entry to the tribal people because the children accompanying them were under 12 years of age, even though they had tickets for Simbu's Pathu Thala film. It is important to note that Pathu Thala is an UA certified film.

While Pathu Thala's hero Simbu did not comment on the matter, actress Priya Bhavani Shankar, who acted in the film, registered her condemnation. Also, director Vethimaran, actor Soori, music composer GV Prakash, small screen actress Mahalakshmi and others expressed their condemnation.

A huge controversy erupted at this issue. In this situation, the police's argument with a woman who had watched the A-certified movie Viduthalai Part 1 with her children has erupted into another controversy.

A woman who bought tickets and was watching Vijay Sethupathi and Soori-starrer Viduthalai Part 1 with her children at the Inox Theater in Chennai Virugambakkam was tried by the police to evict saying that children should not watch the film, they cannot allow it, and to go out.

The Woman shouted at police, "18 or what? I know what movie to show my child. This movie has been given an A certificate because of violent scenes. This is not a p*ornographic film. Why my children shouldn't watch Viduthalai film that shows people's pain while allowing them to see other films where some actress dances half-clothed."

The video footage of many in the theater raising their voices in support of the woman is going viral.