Bengaluru’s Victory Cinema announces it will not screen “Jana Nayagan,” featuring Tamil Nadu Chief Minister and actor C. Joseph Vijay. Both outlets report that the theatre and the film’s producer, KVN Productions, fail to reach an agreement on commercial terms. Times of India says Victory Cinema cites a breakdown in discussions over the screening contract, leading to the decision not to proceed. Deccan Chronicle adds that the theatre indicates it was willing to screen the film on the same commercial terms it says theatres across the industry typically offer distributors, regardless of size. The dispute therefore centers on the negotiated terms between the exhibitor and producer rather than on any public certification or regulatory issue, according to the reports. No details are provided in either source about alternative screening arrangements in Bengaluru or any subsequent resolution timelines. The situation reflects how differences in contractual and commercial negotiations can affect where a film is shown.