Pankaj Tripathi disappointed as OMG 2 gets an 'A' certificate, says the film's message was meant for kids from 12 to 18. The Central Board of Film Certification has given OMG 2', which will be released tomorrow, an A rating.
Earlier in an interview with PTI, Pankaj had opened up about the certification and said, “The film is entertaining and towards the end it gives you a social message, it is an important message. It revolves around the issues of teenagers and towards the end it talks about sex education.”
" Despite making 'modifications' to the film, the Censor Board still awarded the film an A certificate instead of a u/A certificate that allows teens under 18 to watch the film under parental guidance. "
According to CBFC, 'UA' certification means children below 12 years of age can watch a film under parental guidance. An 'A' certificate means adults (aged 18+) can publicly watch a film. 'OMG 2' features Tripathi as a devotee of believer in Lord Shiva named Kanti Sharan Mudgal and Kumar in the role of Lord Shiva.
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Can under 18 watch OMG 2?
The makers made all the 'modifications' to the film suggested by the Censor Board, and despite that, OMG 2 was awarded an 'A' certificate instead of a 'U/A' certificate. Now, only people above the age of 18 are able to watch the film.
Fans were hoping to see the uncut version but Akshay opted to release the theatrical version out of respect for the Censor Board. Speaking with India Today, Akshay Kumar said, “The film is out on Netflix and people were saying that we should release the uncut version, but I said no.
The Central Board Of Film Certification advised 20 cuts in the film's screenplay and an (A) (Adults Only) certificate, as they deemed the film's subject matter, which deals with sex education in schools, along with God and religion, to be controversial and could possibly hurt the sentiments of the audience.
Despite making 'modifications' to the film, the Censor Board still awarded the film an A certificate instead of a U/A certificate that allows teens under 18 to watch the film under parental guidance. The movie is a sequel to the 2012 film 'OMG - Oh My God! ', which starred Akshay Kumar and Paresh Rawal in lead roles.
Earlier in July, the CBFC took precautions to handle any potential controversies surrounding dialogues or scenes in OMG 2. Eventually, the film received an A certificate after speculation about a U/A certificate. This A certificate restricts viewership to individuals aged 18 and above due to its theme of sex education.
Towards, the end of the conversation, Akshay Kumar revealed that OMG 2's story actually happened in real life where a student was “caught” and expelled from his school. He said, “The incident shown in OMG 2 actually happened. The child was caught in school and was removed.”
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