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Trailer of Shane Nigam’s ‘Haal’ OUT following CBFC clearance of cuts, film scheduled for Christmas release

The Times of India 24 Dec 2025
The CBFC maintained that the film could only be released if all 16 scenes were cut. However, a single bench struck down four of these cuts, a verdict later upheld by a division bench despite challenges from both the CBFC and the Catholic Congress.
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Kartik Aaryan’s Tu Meri Main Tera Main Tera Tu Meri Clears CBFC With Minor 15-Second Cut

News18 22 Dec 2025
According to reports, three specific edits were mandated, including the removal of a sexually provocative scene in the first half ....
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Hansal Mehta Recalls CBFC Objections To Omerta: ‘Vivek Agnihotri Helped Save It’

News18 19 Dec 2025
Hansal Mehta discussed how difficult it was to develop a picture like Omerta and the censorship struggles he encountered, with the CBFC demanding several edits ....
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Centre clarifies OTT content will not fall under CBFC, to remain regulated by IT rules

Madhyamam 18 Dec 2025
The Union government has clarified that content on Over-the-Top (OTT) platforms, such as Netflix, JioHotstar, and Amazon Prime Video, will not fall under the jurisdiction of the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC).
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OTT content not under CBFC, govt tells Lok Sabha

Hindustan Times 18 Dec 2025
The CBFC, a statutory body set up under the Cinematograph Act, 1952, certifies only films meant for theatrical release, added MoS Murugan ... News / India News / OTT content not under CBFC, govt tells Lok Sabha.
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No OTT censorship: Content to remain outside CBFC purview; govt prioritises self-regulation

The Times of India 17 Dec 2025
The government on Tuesday said that content published on Over-The-Top (OTT) platforms will remain outside the jurisdiction of the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC), but will continue to be ...
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‘Avatar Fire and Ash’: CBFC passes James Cameron’s film without single cut, bags U/A certificate - Report

The Times of India 17 Dec 2025
The Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) has passed the film without a single cut, clearing the way for its theatrical release.CBFC clears film without any cutsAs reported by Bollywood Hungama, the CBFC passed ‘Avatar ... However, ‘Avatar ... ‘Avatar.
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