Shah Rukh Khan's Jawan Secures U/A Certification; CBFC Suggests Seven Major Changes: More DEETS Inside

Jawan Secures U/A Certification: Following the impressive success of Pathaan, Shah Rukh Khan is ready to captivate the silver screen once again with his highly-anticipated film, Jawan. Directed by Atlee, the film is scheduled for a theatrical release on September 7.

As the excitement mounts for the upcoming release, the SRK's film has secured a 'U/A' certificate by the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). Along with this certification, the CBFC has recommended seven major modifications in the film.

This 'U/A' certification means that audiences of all age groups can watch the film, while children under the age of 12 are recommended to have parental guidance, which also is not necessary.

A Look At CBFC's Suggested Changes For Jawan

Bollywood Hungama has reported that the makers of Jawan have been advised to implement seven alterations in the film. The changes are as follows:

- Reduce the timing and limit the visuals of suicide in one of the scenes.

- The phrase 'Ungli karna' was replaced with 'Usse use karo' and the word 'Sampraday' was added to yet another dialogue in the film.

- Removal of the visuals that show a human body being beheaded.

- Change an 'out of context' reference of the Honourable President of India with 'Head Of State'.

- Another dialogue at 1 hour 39 minutes has been modified.

- Removal of the phrase 'paida hoke' from one of the dialogues.

- The 'irrelevant references' to NSG (National Security Guard) were removed. NSG has now been changed to IISG in the film.

About Jawan

Meanwhile, Jawan also features Nayanthara as the female lead, and Sanya Malhotra and Deepika Padukone in cameo appearances. In the film, Shah Rukh Khan is said to be playing dual role.

According to Times Now Digital, SRK will portray a fighter (father) and a jailer (son). Reports also suggest that King Khan will seen in six distinct looks in the movie, and his character as the jailer will be named Azad.