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CBFC removes frontal nudity in Robert Pattinson’s Primetime despite 'A' rating

The CBFC has faced backlash over the cuts made to Robert Pattinson-starrer Primetime ahead of its India release. Despite granting the film an A certificate, the board reportedly removed seven seconds of frontal nudity, muted words at two points and blurred alcohol bottles

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Robert Pattinson in Primetime. Pic via IMDb

Robert Pattinson in Primetime. Pic via IMDb

Robert Pattinson’s film Primetime has landed in the spotlight ahead of its India release, but not only because of its subject or star cast. The film has drawn criticism online after the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) asked for multiple changes before granting it an 'A' certificate.

CBFC cuts Primetime scenes

The censoring of scenes and language has triggered a wave of reactions on social media, with some viewers questioning why cuts were required for a film that has already been classified for adult audiences.

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