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Film board tells producers to submit final cuts and allow time for certification
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India’s Central Board of Film Certification has told filmmakers to submit completed films for examination and to allow enough time for review before release. The Information and Broadcasting Ministry published the advisory on November 6 through the Press Information Bureau. It sets out how the board will apply the existing certification rules.
The submitted version must have finished graphics, music and sound, along with any accessibility features that apply to the theatrical version. Cinemas may show only the certified version. The board said filing a film title with the application does not mean that the title has been approved.
The board will put a film in the examination queue from the date it accepts the application as complete. An announced release date or a planned trailer or teaser launch will not move it up the queue.
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