The Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) grants an “A” certificate to *Mirzapur: The Movie*, clearing it for theatrical release. According to reports, the certification follows edits that include trimming a limited amount of intimate content and muting certain cuss words, while keeping scenes of violence largely unchanged.
Both outlets describe CBFC’s decision as involving multiple changes before approval, including adjustments to dialogue. While the Times of India report cites that around 35 seconds of intimate scenes were removed, NDTV describes the edits more generally as cuts to intimate scenes and modifications to dialogue. Both accounts indicate that the CBFC does not seek major changes to the film’s overall tone, and instead focuses on specific content flagged during review.
Times of India also reports the film’s long-awaited premiere date as September 4, 2026. NDTV frames the story as a guide to the release timeline and certification details, stating that the CBFC makes revisions before granting the A certificate.
