Chief K. Ganeshan presented that he coordinated the film in light of the broadcast made by London-based Channel – 4 on the war between the Sri Lankan armed force and the LTTE.
"I came to think about the Tamil News Reader Isaipriya through the broadcast and I thought I could coordinate a Tamil film in view of her genuine living," Ganesan said.
"I finished the film's creation in May 2015. At that point, the Tamil Nadu government embraced a determination for an unbiased, global and free test into the claimed atrocities in Sri Lanka, the solicitor included.
"The determination was moved by Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu Jayalalithaa. Since it mirrored the State's stand government on the Sri Lankan issue, I needed to incorporate the video of going of the determination by the Chief Minister in my film," Ganesan said.
On May 6, the applicant connected to the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC), Chennai, for affirmation, which was rejected on the ground that the film is against benevolent connection with an outside State, fighting that it conveyed scenes corrupting ladies .
Sri Lankan government had before rejected the cases made in movies on the common war by Channel-
