Salman Khan’s Maatrubhumi is finally moving to the CBFC stage, signaling real progress after months of uncertainty. The war drama is now targeting a Diwali or Christmas release.
Drishyam The Conclusion has been cleared by the CBFC without a single cut, with its runtime locked at 150 minutes. The Ajay Devgn thriller now heads into release with a clean censor pass and a confirmed October 2, 2026 theatrical debut.
Alia Bhatt and Sharvari Wagh’s *Alpha* has been certified U/A 16+ by the CBFC, with its runtime locked at 2 hours and 20 minutes. The latest *Alpha* update gives the revenge thriller a sharper, more mature theatrical identity ahead of release.
The CBFC Tatkaal Row has reignited debate over whether filmmakers need a limited fast-track clearance route for exceptional cases. Industry bodies are pushing for a balanced emergency window while concerns over misuse and affordability remain central to the discussion.
Peddi has cleared the CBFC with a U/A 16+ certificate after audio and dialogue modifications. The Ram Charan and Janhvi Kapoor starrer keeps its action portions intact ahead of release.
*Bhooth Bangla* has undergone fresh CBFC-approved cuts even after certification, trimming 63 scenes and reducing its runtime by over 10 minutes. The unusual post-certification move has put the Akshay Kumar starrer firmly in focus ahead of release.
Bhooth Bangla has secured a UA 16 certificate, giving Akshay Kumar and Priyadarshan’s horror-comedy a major push ahead of its planned April 10, 2026 release. The certification sharpens the film’s theatrical identity and signals strong release momentum.
CBFC has ordered 21 changes in *Dhurandhar The Revenge*, including 34 seconds of violent visuals trimmed and abusive words muted before release. The film has been granted an ‘A’ certificate after the modifications.
Thalapathy Vijay’s *Jana Nayagan* has hit another CBFC hurdle after a revising committee screening was cancelled at the last minute. The delay keeps the film’s recertification timeline uncertain as makers await a new date.
*The Kerala Story 2: Goes Beyond* remains stuck as the Kerala High Court Division Bench reserves its order on the release ban. With a 15-day stay in place, producers are seeking urgent relief ahead of the planned rollout.
The Kerala High Court has put *The Kerala Story 2* release rights on hold while it reviews petitions challenging the CBFC U/A certificate. The court questioned why the film was not given an ‘A’ certificate instead.
The Kerala Story 2 Goes Beyond faces Kerala High Court scrutiny over its CBFC certificate as petitioners seek a stay on the film’s release. Producers have agreed to pull teasers until the court delivers its verdict.
