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Mollywood Times' Certified Version Mismatched
13 Jun
Summary
- Mollywood Times' theatrical version may differ from its certified copy.
- CBFC is investigating a potential violation of film certification rules.
- Producers could face legal action and financial penalties for discrepancies.
The film 'Mollywood Times' is embroiled in a controversy regarding its certification. Reports suggest a discrepancy exists between the version submitted to the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) and the version screened in theaters. The CBFC is actively examining this situation and gathering information.
Specifically, allegations point to muted expletives in the certified copy that were allegedly audible in the theatrical release. This potential deviation from approved content has raised concerns about violations of certification rules.
The CBFC is collecting evidence, and a notice may be issued to the producer upon completion of the review. Penalties, including legal action and financial sanctions, are possible under the Cinematograph Act, 1952, if a breach is established.
It remains uncertain if 'Mollywood Times' will require recertification or if its UA13+ classification will be altered. Meanwhile, the Film Producers Association has stated they have received no formal complaints regarding this issue.
