The Indian Censor Board cuts 35 seconds from intimate scenes in “Mirzapur: The Movie,” according to multiple reports. The edits also involve muting or removing certain cuss words, as described by the outlets.
NDTV and India Today both report that the film still receives an “A” (adults-only) certificate. While the reports agree on the reduction of 35 seconds and the treatment of intimate content, NDTV adds that the censor cuts do not extend to violence. India Today focuses more on the removal or muting of intimate and profane elements, without emphasizing changes to violent scenes.
Overall, the accounts characterize the censor decision as targeted: intimate sequences are shortened and some language is subdued, while other elements—particularly violence—remain largely untouched. The film’s classification as an adult-only release remains consistent across coverage.
