Yash’s Toxic gets ‘A’ certificate with no cuts, CBFC makes just two minor changes
Yash's highly anticipated film, Toxic, has received an 'A' certificate from the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) with no cuts required for its theatrical release. The film, directed by Geetu Mohandas, retains its estimated runtime of over three hours. The CBFC has only asked the filmmakers to make minor modifications, such as muting and replacing two words or phrases in the Kannada version and English subtitles, as well as adding mandatory anti-smoking and anti-drinking warnings.
Despite its dark and violent nature, Toxic has been cleared for an adult audience only, drawing comparisons to another Indian film, Dhurandhar, which underwent cuts before its release.
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