Shah Rukh Khan’s Jawan passed with ‘U/A’ certificate by CBFC, seven crucial changes suggested. Read details

What is ‘U/A’ certificate?

This means that people of all age groups can watch Jawan but kids under 12 years of age are advised parental guidance, but it is not necessary. These films can contain violent action scenes.

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A list of seven changes in Jawan as suggested by the CBFC has been circulating on social media.

What are the changes suggested by the CBFC in Jawan?

According to Bollywood Hungama the makers have been asked to make seven changes in the film.

The reported changes suggested in SRK’s Jawan are:

1) To reduce the timing and limit the visuals visuals of suicide in one of the scenes.

2) Removal of the visuals that show a human body being beheaded.

3) Change an ‘out of context’ reference of the Honourable President of India with ‘Head Of State’.

4) Removal of words ‘paida hoke’ from one of the dialog.

5) Phrase ‘Ungli karna‘ was replaced with ‘Usse use karo‘ and the word ‘Sampraday‘ was added to yet another dialog in the film.

6) Yet another dialogue at 1 hour 39 minutes has been modified.

7) Lastly, the ‘irrelevant references’ to NSG (National Security Guard) were removed. NSG has now been changed to IISG in the film.

The makers of Jawan must have breathed a sigh of relief because the changes suggested are not as severe as compared to Pathaan. The board had passed the film with ‘U/A’ certificate and had suggested twelve cuts including Deepika Padukone’s close-up shots in “Besharam Rang” song.