However, the film was completely ignored by the National Awards jury, which did not nominate it in any category.

After wrapping up production on Jailer, rumour has it that Rajinikanth has already signed on to star in two more films for Lyca productions.

The film 'Jai Bhim' directed by TJ Gananvel, is based on a true incident in 1993, which involves a case fought by Justice K. Chandru, who fought for justice for the Irular community. 

Recently, speaking at the Indian Panorama Feature Film Section at IFFI 53, producer Rajasekar has spilled the beans that the sequel to Jai Bhim is in the making. 

Jai Bhim got released on November 2 last year on Amazon Prime Video and set a great breakthrough for Suriya and for the entire cast. 

A total of 20 non-feature films and 25 feature films, including S.S. Rajamouli’s RRR and Suriya's Jai Bhim, and Hindi film The Kashmir Files, among others have been selected.

For 'Best Film' category were, JAI BHIM, KA PAE RANASINGAM, KANNUM KANNUM KOLLAIYADITHAAL, KARNAN, MANDELA, SARPATTA PARAMBARAI, SOORARAI POTTRU.

After the screening at the Beijing International Film Festival, the audience's reaction was caught on video and was emotional and teary eyed.

After the hearing on Thursday, the High Court bench headed by Justice N Sathish Kumar has issued the order of revocation of the FIR.

Gnanavel said, "I hope to bring out new dimensions through Jeevajothi’s legal battle on screen. Today, directing this project and working on its characters feels surreal."