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Aatta Nayagan (Celluloid)

Aatta Nayagan is a film in Tamil produced by M/S Lakshmi Movie Makers. It is 3829.19 Mts long and was certified with 9 cuts. It was given a UA (Unrestricted Public Exhibition-But With Parental Guidance) certificate in 2010.

Language
Certificate category
Certifying regional office
Certificate number
CIL/2/22/2010-CHE
Certification Date
06/08/2010
Certified length
3829.19 Mts
Producer
M/S Lakshmi Movie Makers
Censor Cutlist
IDReelDescriptionGuideline
1
5
Mute the word 'Thamilan' Spoken by Naidu. - (Sound muted )
2(xviii)
2
5,7,8
Reduce the close up shots of blood dripping spill & bloodshed in fight sequences. - Reduced
2(iv)
3
6
Delete the visual of a lady drinking in the bar (Song) - Deleted
2(v)
4
7
Reduce to a flash the visuals of cut leg.(amputed leg on table) - Reduced
2(iv)
5
7
Mute the word 'Tamil naatile'Spoken by Naidu - Deleted
2(xviii)
6
8
Disort the liquor brand being shown - Disorted: (Distorted for the same length)
2(v)
7
1
Mute the word 'Maamma' & '555' spoken during race. - (Sound muted)
2(iv & viii)
8
5
Disort the close up cleavage exposure of the herione while being lifted on shoulder - Deleted: (Replaced with appd shots for same length)
2(vii)
9
GC
Insert a disclaimer that 'Usage of cellphone while driving is dancerous to life' at the beginning of the film. - Inserted
2(ii)

This data has been obtained from the Central Board of Film Certification. It is provided as is and no guarantees are made for its accuracy or reliability. Please contact the censor board for the original certificate and list of cuts (if any).

The Board certifies films to be one of:

  • U: Films certified U are deemed to be suitable for Unrestricted Public Exhibition.
  • UA: Films certified UA are deemed to be suitable for Unrestricted Public Exhibition but with a word of caution that Parental discretion is required for children below 12 years.
  • A: Films certified A are deemed to be suitable only for adults.
  • S: Films certified S are restricted to a Special Class of Persons (such as doctors).

Any film longer than 2000m (in 35mm celluloid format) is considered a long film. The equivalent for videos is 70 minutes in duration.

Here's a list of films with the most cuts.