The troubles for KVN Productions continue to mount. The production house has been grappling with setbacks surrounding its high-profile projects Jana Nayagan and KD: The Devil. From legal disputes and massive piracy leaks to content controversies and repeated delays, the challenges keep piling up.
Now, KD: The Devil has landed in fresh controversy. The recently released trailer reportedly featured content that had not been cleared during the certification process, forcing the team to pull it down from YouTube.
KVN Productions Issues Official Statement
Addressing the issue, KVN Productions released an official statement on X: “The trailer of KD: The Devil, which was recently released on YouTube, inadvertently included certain uncertified content during the certification process.
We have therefore taken down the trailer and will be uploading a revised version shortly, in compliance with the certification guidelines.
We sincerely regret this oversight and remain fully committed to adhering to all certification norms.”
This latest setback adds to KVN Productions’ growing list of troubles. KD: The Devil had earlier faced a major song controversy and a devastating HD leak in April. Meanwhile, Jana Nayagan has been stuck in a prolonged censorship battle with multiple clearance hurdles.
With the team promising a corrected trailer version soon, all eyes are on how KVN Productions navigates these mounting challenges.
