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CBFC Grants A Certificate to 3‑Hour 14‑Minute Film 'Toxic'
✍️ Bollywood Hungama
🗓 14 Aug 2026, 07:52 AM
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The Central Board of Film Certification has cleared the 3‑hour 14‑minute Hindi film 'Toxic', awarding it an A certificate.
The Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) has officially approved the Hindi feature film "Toxic", which runs for 3 hours and 14 minutes, and has granted it an A (adults only) certificate. The decision was announced by the board’s certification committee after a thorough review of the film’s content.
"Toxic" is a thriller that delves into complex themes and contains scenes that the CBFC deemed suitable only for mature audiences. The A certificate allows the film to be screened in theatres across India, but restricts viewing to viewers aged 18 and above.
The certification clears the way for the film’s release, which is slated for the coming weeks. Distributors are expected to plan promotional activities in line with the A rating, ensuring compliance with the board’s guidelines on advertising and public screenings.
Film producers have expressed satisfaction with the board’s decision, noting that the certification process was completed within the standard timeframe. The release of "Toxic" is anticipated to attract a niche audience interested in intense, adult‑oriented cinema.
"Toxic" is a thriller that delves into complex themes and contains scenes that the CBFC deemed suitable only for mature audiences. The A certificate allows the film to be screened in theatres across India, but restricts viewing to viewers aged 18 and above.
The certification clears the way for the film’s release, which is slated for the coming weeks. Distributors are expected to plan promotional activities in line with the A rating, ensuring compliance with the board’s guidelines on advertising and public screenings.
Film producers have expressed satisfaction with the board’s decision, noting that the certification process was completed within the standard timeframe. The release of "Toxic" is anticipated to attract a niche audience interested in intense, adult‑oriented cinema.