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Toxic: Hindi version gets CBFC cuts, drug scene reduced and obscene dialogues replaced

Yash-starrer Toxic’s Hindi version has cleared the CBFC after several changes, including muting abusive dialogues, reducing a drug abuse scene and replacing an obscene dialogue. The film has an A certificate with a runtime of 3 hours, 14 minutes

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Toxic (Pic/YouTube)

Toxic (Pic/YouTube)

Toxic: A Fairytale For Grown Ups is just a day away from release. The film’s Hindi version has undergone major changes as directed by CBFC. From muting abusive dialogues to reducing a drug abuse scene, the action thriller was subjected to several modifications. To note, the film received an A certificate with a runtime of over 3 hours.

Toxic Hindi version CBFC changes

As per a report in Bollywood Hungama, Toxic’s Hindi version has faced several changes following instructions from the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). The Examining Committee asked the makers to replace an abusive word, while an offensive dialogue in the first half and an abusive dialogue directed at a child in the second half were ordered to be muted.

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