The Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) has cleared “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” for release in India with a UA 13+ certificate, following a set of required edits. Multiple reports say the CBFC orders cuts to specific content, including removal of an eight-second kissing sequence and additional adjustments to other kissing scenes. The board also directs language-related changes, including muting obscene language. Further compliance steps reported include the addition of an anti-liquor disclaimer. According to the outlets, the certification is issued for the English-language 3D version of the film and includes clearance with English subtitles. The film’s reported runtime in India is about 144 minutes 52 seconds after the edits. NDTV notes that the CBFC certification is dated July 23. The Times of India reports the film’s India release is scheduled for July 30. The certification allows the movie to be screened for audiences aged 13 and above with parental guidance, reflecting the board’s classification after the mandated modifications.