Dhamaal 4 Cleared by Censor Board with U/A 13+ Rating, Set for July 10 Release

Bollywood's much-anticipated comedy, "Dhamaal 4," has successfully navigated the censor board, receiving a U/A 13+ certificate from the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). The film, directed by Indra Kumar, is now set for its theatrical release on July 10 across cinemas.

A significant highlight of the certification process is that the CBFC cleared the movie without any scene cuts, a notable achievement for a major Hindi film. The board's decision came after minor modifications were made to the film's content. These changes primarily involved altering certain hand gestures deemed "obscene" in two distinct instances and modifying specific words in seven different dialogues.

The "Dhamaal" franchise is widely recognised for its ensemble cast and comic capers, and the latest instalment promises to uphold this tradition. The film sees the return of several popular actors from previous editions, including Ajay Devgn, Riteish Deshmukh, and Arshad Warsi, who are expected to bring their signature humour and camaraderie to the screen.

In addition to the familiar faces, "Dhamaal 4" will also feature new additions to its star-studded lineup, aiming to inject fresh energy into the beloved comedy series. With its U/A 13+ rating, the film is deemed suitable for viewers aged 13 and above, with parental guidance advised for younger audiences. Fans can mark their calendars for July 10, when the laughter riot hits cinemas nationwide.