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CBFC censors 7 seconds of frontal nudity in Robert Pattinson‑starrer Primetime

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By BynamelyWritten by AI from 3 reports

The Central Board of Film Certification in India removed 7 seconds of frontal nudity from the film Primetime, which stars Robert Pattinson. The board also granted the film an 'A' certification ahead of its release.

Why it matters

Followers of Robert Pattinson may care that his film was subject to Indian censorship, altering its content before release.

Key facts

  1. The Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) cut 7 seconds of frontal nudity from Primetime.
  2. Primetime stars Robert Pattinson.
  3. The CBFC gave Primetime an 'A' certification.
  4. Indian distributors completed the censor process three days before the film's release.

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