chennai the preshoot permission and a noobjection certificate noc issued by the animal welfare board of india awbi to the producers of tamil film kadaikutty singam to use real bulls to film a rekla race scene apparently violated the 2014 supreme court of indias judgement said peta people for the ethical treatment of animals indias senior legal associate swati sumbly on wednesday in a statement sumbly said the noc also violated a notification of the ministry of environment forest and climate change that clearly stated that bulls could not be exhibited or trained as performing animalsa right to informationrequest response in which the government of tamil nadu made it clear that the tamil nadu prevention of cruelty to animals conduct of jallikattu rules 2017 framed under the prevention of cruelty to animals tamil nadu amendment act 2017 prohibits rekla races in the state peta india had complained to the ministry of information and broadcasting the awbi and cbfc regarding this said sumbly she was responding to an online article in which movie director pandiraj and actress priya bhavani condemned the petas move bhavani said the movie showed the bulls as siblings of the hero in the movie