Mirzapur the Movie cleared by CBFC with 'hardly any modifications', retains 'raw, unfiltered essence': Source
The CBFC gave the film an A certificate with hardly any cuts, and it will reach theaters with a 197-minute runtime.
- The Central Board of Film Certification awarded Mirzapur: The Movie an "A" certificate ahead of its September 4 release, clearing the gangster thriller for theatrical distribution.
- Directed by Gurmmeet Singh, the film expands the popular Prime Video series to cinemas through Excel Entertainment and Amazon MGM Studios, recreating the franchise's atmosphere on a larger theatrical scale.
- Sources close to the film confirmed it passed with "hardly any modifications," disputing reports of 35-second cuts, though the CBFC requested muting cuss words at four places and replacing abusive language at six.
- Returning stars Pankaj Tripathi, Ali Fazal, and Divyenndu lead the 197-minute feature, joined by newcomers Ravi Kishan and Jitendra Kumar for the franchise's much-awaited big-screen debut.
- Pankaj Tripathi noted that theatrical viewing transforms the experience: "Whenever a performance or art form is experienced communally, the impact changes entirely," positioning the film in what he called "party mode.
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Mirzapur The Movie Cleared By CBFC With ‘Hardly Any Modifications’; Everything To Know
Mirzapur The Movie, which is set to release in theatres this weekend, has finally been cleared by the CBFC. A spinoff to the popular Amazon Prime Video series, the violent crime drama has reportedly retained its “raw and unfiltered” essence.
For the past few days, a question has been constantly raised: when a simple romance or even a few seconds of kissing scene can be considered objectionable by the Censor Board, then what will be the Board's stand on the extremely bold and uncomfortable scenes shown in a project like Mirzapur The Movie?
Mirzapur The Movie gets ‘A’ certificate; CBFC orders cuts to intimate scenes and words
Pankaj Tripathi’s upcoming film Mirzapur: The Movie has received an ‘A’ certificate from the CBFC. The board has asked the makers to trim 35 seconds of intimate scenes and mute cuss words at four places.
Censor cuts 35 seconds of intimate scenes, mutes cuss words in Mirzapur The Movie
Mirzapur The Movie has been certified by the CBFC with reported dialogue and intimate-scene modifications. The changes, alongside conflicting claims over cuts, have become a talking point before its cinema release.
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