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Entertainment
CBFC Cuts Frontal Nudity from Robert Pattinson’s ‘Primetime’ and Adds Disclaimer
✍️ WION
🗓 26 Sep 2026, 07:37 AM
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India’s Central Board of Film Certification has edited the Hollywood film ‘Primetime’ starring Robert Pattinson, removing a frontal nudity scene and inserting a disclaimer before the film’s release.
The Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) has issued a revised certificate for the Hollywood drama ‘Primetime’, starring Robert Pattinson. The board’s decision involved cutting a scene that featured frontal nudity, which was deemed unsuitable for the film’s intended audience.
In addition to the cut, the CBFC has mandated a disclaimer to be displayed before the film’s screening. The disclaimer serves to inform viewers about the nature of the content and the reasons for the edits.
The film is scheduled for release in India following the CBFC’s clearance. Distributors and exhibitors will need to ensure that the edited version, complete with the disclaimer, is used for all public showings.
The move reflects the CBFC’s ongoing efforts to balance creative expression with cultural and regulatory norms in Indian cinema.
In addition to the cut, the CBFC has mandated a disclaimer to be displayed before the film’s screening. The disclaimer serves to inform viewers about the nature of the content and the reasons for the edits.
The film is scheduled for release in India following the CBFC’s clearance. Distributors and exhibitors will need to ensure that the edited version, complete with the disclaimer, is used for all public showings.
The move reflects the CBFC’s ongoing efforts to balance creative expression with cultural and regulatory norms in Indian cinema.