The upcoming body horror-psychological thriller Clayface has received an A certificate from the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) ahead of its theatrical release in India. The certification, passed on October 19, comes with several modifications, including cuts to nudity and graphic violence, changes to subtitles and the addition of anti-alcohol and anti-drug messaging.

Clayface CBFC cuts and runtime

According to the certification details, visuals of nudity were removed and replaced with suitable shots at two points in the film. The scenes were identified at the timestamps 06:38 to 06:43 and 08:43 to 09:04. The changes reportedly affect frontal nudity involving actor Joana Ribeiro, who plays Mia Torrez. The sequences, measuring 19 seconds and five seconds respectively, were ordered to be clipped.