1.4K views · 24 reactions | Farhan Akhtar through his recent tweet has slammed the Central Board Of Certification, for blurring out alcohol scenes in the Hindi version of the Hollywood film Ford Vs Ferrari. He also questioned as to why the board thinks that Indian delinquents can't distinguish between what's right and wrong for them. #planetbollywood Sagarika Chhetri Gunjan Saini | Zoom TV | Facebook

Many criticised Prabhas-Kriti Sanon starrer 'Adipurush' for allegedly distorting the Hindu mythological epic Ramayana. Amid this, a plea was filed in the Supreme Court seeking revocation of the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) certification of the film. In its response, the apex court rejected the plea by saying that the court is not inclined to interfere with the CBFC’s decision to grant certification to the film. | ETimes | Facebook

Behind the scenes of India's Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) — a board that hasn't met in 6 years, with no fresh annual reports, and whose tenure officially expired in 2020. What does this mean for filmmakers? More censorship chaos, power centralized under a few, and tougher battles for creative freedom. From Oscar contenders facing massive cuts to stalled films like Punjab '95, India's "Censorship Raj" is stirring unrest in the film industry. Can Indian cinema break free from this lo