John Abraham-Sharvari's Vedaa Secures CBFC Certificate After Hiccups, Zero Cuts Suggested

The makers of John Abraham and Sharvari starrer Vedaa recently shared an update about the release of the upcoming movie. They revealed that a clearance from the Censor Board of Film Certification (CBFC) was awaited. In the latest update in this regard, it has come to light that Vedaa has been cleared by the CBFC with a U/A certificate and zero cuts.

Vedaa cleared by CBFC, set set to launch soon

According to Pinkvilla, Vedaa finally got a censor certificate after the screening today at noon in font of the revising committee. “Vedaa has been certified U/A by the revising committee of the Central Board of Film Certification without a single cut. The makers have been advised to put a disclaimer at the beginning and the entire content has got a clean chit from the certification body," the report quoted a source saying.

Furthermore, it has been reported that Vedaa trailer too has been certified U/A by the CBFC with a run time of 3 minutes and 10 seconds. It will be released this week. On August 15, Vedaa will clash at the box office with Khel Khel Mein and Stree 2.

What was the issue between Vedaa makers and CBFC?

On July 25, the director of the film, Nikkhil Advani, took to his Instagram handle to share the news and urged the authorities to resolve this “unusual delay”. "Our film was screened for the CBFC on June 25th. Post this, we were advanced to a revising committee review without any explanation as to what the esteemed examining committee’s concerns or objections were," he wrote, further hoping that the issue is resolved without any hiccups.