Manu Certified A With No Cuts

Manu was one of the low-budget films of the director which was basically funded by the friends with the director and finally after some support from the friends. The film is now all set to release in the theatres.

But before the film releases in the theatres, the film has to undergo a process of verification if the film qualifies to be shown to kids or should a kid be accompanied with an adult while watching or it is strictly for adults. All this is taken into consideration before the film has passed the censor board's test and is ready to be showcased to the wider audience or a designated set of audience.

The censor board has managed to conduct a test and finally, the result is that the film is certified A but the surprisingly there are no cuts made on the film. This is something unexpected which most of us haven't thought about it. Usually, the CBFC has a really strict code-of-conduct about what to project to the audience if the content shows excessive violence, sexual portrayal and strong abusive language. For two years, the CBFC had been in a controversial position for promoting sanskars in every film. Thankfully, now Prasoon Joshi has taken over the position and we can expect something from an intellectual like him in the near future.