The Madras High Court dismissed two public interest litigation petitions aimed at banning the screening of the film 'Dhurandhar: The Revenge' in Tamil Nadu until the assembly election results are declared. The court noted that the petitioners did not challenge the film's certification or specify objectionable content.

• 01The Madras High Court ruled against banning the film during elections.
• 02Petitioners failed to challenge the film's certification from the CBFC.
• 03No specific objectionable content was highlighted by the petitioners.
• 04The ruling emphasizes the importance of film certification processes.
• 05The decision was made by the Chief Justice and a Justice of the First Division Bench.

The court's decision allows for the continued screening of films during election periods, ensuring that entertainment is not disrupted by political activities.