Tamil Nadu is allowing theatres to screen new Tamil films from 6am again, reviving early-morning showtimes that had been curtailed in the past. Multiple outlets report the change as a return to an earlier practice and note that it is being welcomed by theatre owners and cinema audiences.
Coverage links the update to the Tamil Nadu government’s decision under CM Vijay’s administration and describes how the rules apply during a film’s initial release period. Times of India adds that the government increases the number of permitted daily shows for newly released Tamil films, and frames it as a policy shift that reduces the need for repeated government orders. India Today largely repeats the announcement with similar wording.
Other reporting emphasizes the broader intent and timing of the decision, including expectations that major festival releases could benefit. One outlet also connects the policy change to earlier difficulties after a tragic incident during the release period of a previously mentioned film, while still presenting the move as a regulatory approval for expanded morning show timings.
