The censor trims ‘Bad Girl’ by 20%— film set for Sep 5 release; Vetri Maaran’s assurance on ‘Vaadi Vaasal’ excites fans

'Bad Girl,' directed by Varsha Bharath, is set to release this Friday (Sep 5). The film was recently given a U/A certificate by the censor board. However, the certification details state that some scenes have been muted, and close-up shots have been reduced by about 20%.

This brings the running time of the film to 112 minutes (approximately 1 hour 52 minutes). When the teaser was released, there were mixed reactions on the internet. Some praised the girl for normalizing her age-appropriate interests, while others accused her of "perversion."Mysskin praises 'Bad Girl' and Vetri Maaran.Director Varsha Bharath, producer Vetri Maaran, actors Anjali Sivaraman, Hridhu Haroon, Shanthi Priya, and DJ Arunachalam participated in the Chennai press conference.

Director Mysskin also attended and praised the film 'Bad Girl' and also spoke about the film 'Vaadi Vaasal' directed by Vetri Maaran. “Just like Mani Ratnam made Ponniyin Selvan after 60 years, we have the opportunity to see 'Vaadi Vaasal' together with Vetri Maaran-Suriya-Thanu.

This is the biggest film of their lives. I am looking forward to seeing it on screen," he said.Vetri Maaran assures fans of updates on ‘Vaadi Vaasal.’

Following this, Vetri Maaran took the stage and expressed his fans' excitement about 'Vaadi Vaasal,' but said that due to some technical reasons, the film didn't progress right now, and he could not share more details at the moment. At the same time, he assured that an update on his next film will be released in 10 more days. ”With this, the anticipation for the release of 'Bad Girl,' as well as the eagerness for the 'Vaadi Vaasal' update, has heated up among Tamil cinema fans.Varsha Bharath’s film backed by big namesAlthough 'Bad Girl' is Varsha Bharath's directorial debut, it has received support from big names like Vetrimaaran and Anurag Kashyap. The film had its world premiere at the Rotterdam International Film Festival and won the NETPAC Award. Anjali Sivaraman, Hridhu Haroon, Teejay Arunachalam, Saranya Ravichandran, Shanthi Priya, and Shashank Pommiredipally are in the lead roles. It is noteworthy that Anjali made her debut through Netflix's Class.