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CBFC Deletes 8-Second Kiss, Mutes Words in Spider-Man Film
27 Jul
Summary
- 8-second kissing scene was deleted from the film.
- Obscene words were muted in three different places.
- The film received a U/A 13+ certificate after edits.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day has completed its censor process, with the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) mandating specific changes before its release. The board has requested the deletion of an 8-second kissing scene and the muting of 'obscene' words at three distinct points within the film. These modifications were necessary for the movie to secure a U/A 13+ certificate.
The film's final runtime, post-censorship, is confirmed at 144.52 minutes. This blockbuster, starring Tom Holland, Zendaya, and Jacob Batalon, follows the narrative established in Spider-Man: No Way Home. Anticipation for the movie is exceptionally high, reflected in strong advance ticket sales across major cinema chains, suggesting a record-breaking opening day.
With only three days remaining until its premiere, Spider-Man: Brand New Day has already sold 2.60 lakh tickets in the top three national chains. Projections indicate advance bookings could reach 4 lakhs. The film is poised for a historic opening, potentially earning Rs. 50 crores on its opening Thursday, a remarkable feat for a Hollywood production. Cinemas are preparing for a mega-blockbuster release, with pricing strategies being implemented.
