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Clayface: Nudity, Face-Smashing Scenes Censored for 'A' Rating
22 Oct
Summary
- CBFC demanded censorship of nudity and face-smashing scenes.
- Twenty-four seconds of nudity and six seconds of violence were removed.
- The word 'motherf****r' was voluntarily removed from subtitles.
Hollywood horror film Clayface is set for its India release on Friday, October 23, with paid previews beginning tonight, October 22. The Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) has passed the film with an 'A' certificate, but mandated several cuts. Visuals of nudity were removed in two instances, totaling 24 seconds, with one scene featuring actress Joana Ribeiro. Additionally, six seconds of face-smashing violence were modified across two scenes. The filmmakers also voluntarily removed the word 'motherf****r' from the subtitles. Static anti-alcohol and anti-drug messages were added where applicable to the film, which has a final runtime of 1 hour, 48 minutes, and 31 seconds. These censor actions echo previous modifications made to the adult film 'Obsession,' raising questions about censorship of adult-rated content.
