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'Ohh My Dog' Certified U/A With Minor Changes
24 Jul
Summary
- CBFC grants U/A certificate to Amit Rai's 'Ohh My Dog'.
- Board suggested seven modifications, including muting brands and blurring visuals.
- Filmmaker found this process smoother than for 'OMG 2'.
The Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) has issued a U/A certificate for Amit Rai's upcoming directorial venture, 'Ohh My Dog.' The board's approval came after recommending seven specific modifications.
These suggested changes included muting brand references like 'Truecaller' and 'Dettol,' blurring particular visuals, and shortening a scene by two seconds. Additionally, disclaimers regarding child labor and human trafficking were required.
Director Amit Rai described the certification process as smooth and the recommended cuts as feasible, a stark contrast to his experience with 'OMG 2.' That film faced a lengthy review and nearly 85 modifications, limiting its audience.
'Ohh My Dog,' slated for a July 31 release, stars Pankaj Tripathi and features canine actors. The film explores a heartwarming child-dog bond, blending humor, emotion, and social commentary.
