The 'A' rating is expected to pose a challenge to 'Gaami' as it will compete with other releases like 'Bhimaa' and 'Premalu'.
Published Mar 05, 2024 | 6:06 PM ⚊ Updated Mar 05, 2024 | 6:06 PM
Gaami gets an 'A' certificate. (X)
The censor board has given Vishwak Sen’s forthcoming movie Gaami an ‘A’ certificate.
This means that the film is not suitable for families to watch along with children.
This rule has been enforced in multiplexes strictly for a while.
When Prabhas’ movie Salaar: Part 1-Ceasefire faced a similar issue, some audiences in Hyderabad argued with the theatre staff as they believed Prabhas’ movies were family-friendly. However, there were no restrictions on the OTT platforms.
Gaami features Vishwak Sen as an Aghora. It is a spiritual thriller with raw episodes, action, and violence.
The censor board believes some scenes may be too intense for children, especially those shot in the Himalayas. Therefore, it gave an ‘A’ certificate to Gaami.
The ‘A’ rating is expected to pose a challenge to Gaami as it will compete with other releases like Gopichand’s Bhimaa and the Telugu dubbed version of the Malayalam superhit romantic drama Premalu.
Gaami, which has been in production for more than five years, is getting good theatres in terms of release as it is produced under UV Creations.
Recognising the importance of a quality visual experience in theatres, the makers of Gaami are leaving no stone unturned to release accordingly.
Despite the absence of typical commercial elements, the trailer has piqued the interest of movie enthusiasts, all thanks to its impressive VFX. If the film conn
Director @nanivid talks about how his thoughts were translated to epic visuals for #Gaami ✨
Experience the visual spectacle on the big screens 💥#Gaami Grand release worldwide on March 8th 🧿@VishwakSenActor @iChandiniC @KarthikSabaresh… pic.twitter.com/Jo8CM03ezF
— UV Creations (@UV_Creations) March 5, 2024
