Samrat Prithviraj (2022), Akshay Kumar’s most recent movie, struggled at the box office and received mixed reviews for its trailer. Raksha Bandhan, his forthcoming movie, has garnered great reviews for its trailer and songs, and the majority of fans are eager to see it when it debuts on August 11—also the day of the Raksha Bandhan holiday.
According to information obtained by News Agency, the movie received a “U” certificate from the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). In addition, the board hasn’t requested any cuts at all.
According to a source, “The movie is a clean family entertainer, as seen by its trailers. There was no need for vulgar language or intimate moments in the movie because to director Aanand L Rai’s sympathetic handling of the situation. The CBFC inspecting committee therefore saw no justification for requesting any reductions or modifications.
The filmmakers received the censor certificate today, or August 3. Raksha Bandhan has a runtime of just 110 minutes, or 1 hour and 50 minutes, according to the censor certificate. Raksha Bandhan is now among Akshay Kumar’s shortest movies in his more than 30 year career.
The duration of Raksha Bandhan is unexpectedly shorter than two hours, according to one exhibitor. We are pleased because it will fit in with Laal Singh Chaddha, which debuts on the same day and has a running time of 2 hours and 42 minutes. It would have been difficult to split up the shows equally between the two, especially in theaters with only one screen, if Raksha Bandhan had been as long.
