Animal: CBFC Asks Makers To Make 5 Cuts In Ranbir’s Film Including A Close-Up Intimate Scene, Words Like Vastra, Black Are Replaced

As Ranbir Kapoor's action-packed film Animal is finally out in theatres,we bring you the details from the movie's Censor Board of Film Certification report that have surfaced. According to a widely circulated image on social media, the film's runtime spans 203 minutes or precisely 3 hours and 23 minutes. Alongside assigning the movie an Adults Only (A) certification, the CBFC has stipulated director Sandeep Reddy Vanga to incorporate five modifications into the film. ALSO READ | DID YOU KNOW? Ranbir Kapoor-Bobby Deol's Shirtless Fight Sequence In Animal Was Shot In Minus 8 Degrees

One alteration revolves around "intimate visuals," which prompted the report to state, "Adjusted the intimate visuals featuring Vijay and Zoya by eliminating the close-up shots at TCR 02:28:37." Furthermore, the CBFC mandated a change at the 1-hour-31-minute mark, substituting a word with "Black," and directed the replacement of the term "vastra" with "costume." These five changes are mentioned in the viral CBFC report of the film which is circulated online. Take a look at it below. ALSO READ: Animal: Ranbir Kapoor CONFIRMS 500 KG Machine Gun In Film Is'nt CGI But Real, Built From Scratch In Four Months - WATCH

Animal" teases as a raw and heartfelt tribute to fatherhood while delicately navigating themes of toxicity, love, and brutality. The film offers glimpses of bronzed bodies, wounded spirits, and a seething desire for retribution. Entering the enigma is Bobby Deol who portrays a silent character whose abs and eyes convey volumes. His role primarily revolves around being Kapoor's antagonist, aiming to erase him from the equation. The trailer climaxes with a gripping fight sequence, featuring Deol lounging atop Kapoor's body, casually lighting a cigarette, adding an air of nonchalance to the intense moment.

Animal is out in theatres today on Dec 1 and is clashing with Vicky Kaushal's Sam Bahadur at the box office.