The Central Board of Film Certification has raised concerns regarding the horror content in Prashanth Neel's upcoming movie '418'. Consequently, the filmmakers have approached the Revising Committee to seek a reassessment. This certification delay has created uncertainty surrounding the film's planned July 31 theatrical release.
Prashanth Neel's anticipated horror film '418' is facing challenges with certification as the CBFC raises concerns about its excessive horror elements. In response, the filmmakers are appealing to the Revising Committee for a reassessment. The movie's theatrical premiere, initially scheduled for July 31, now hangs in the balance until the certification process is finalized.
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