Jaat Update: Censor board cuts Sunny Deol's 'Jaat', cuts 22 scenes, replaces 'Bharat' with this word..

Sunny Deol's most awaited film Jaat is going to hit the big screen on April 10. The Gadar 2 actor is working with Telugu director Gopichand Malineni for this action film. Now a day before the release, Jaat has received a U/A certificate from the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC).

Randeep Hooda is going to be seen in the role of a villain in this Sunny Deol film. The Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) has made changes in 22 scenes of Sunny Deol's upcoming film 'Jaat' and has given it a U/A 16+ certificate.

Will hit the theaters tomorrow

Only one day is left for the release of Sunny Deol's most awaited film 'Jaat'. Sunny Deol's film is going to hit the theaters tomorrow i.e. on April 10. Earlier, the makers had completed the censorship formalities on April 8. The film has been officially censored by the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) with U/A (16+), the duration of the film is 2 hours and 33 minutes (153 minutes).

22 cuts made in the film

Sunny Deol's film 'Jaat' is all set to release in theatres on April 10. A day before the release, the censor board has made cuts to the film. The censor board has made 22 cuts to the film. Not only this, many words have also been censored. They have also replaced 'Bharat' with another word.

Changes made in these scenes

In Sunny Deol's film, two scenes of throat cutting, the scene of thumb cutting, the scene of the head being cut and the blood-soaked head falling on a piece of ice, the scene of the statue of Jesus Christ in the church, the scene of a child being mistreated, the scene of Indian currency under the feet of the crowd, the scene of the national emblem being seen on the forehead of the character during the fight have been changed.

These words have been replaced

In a scene, the word 'Bharat' has been replaced with 'Hamara', the word 'Madarjaat' has been replaced, 'Central' has been replaced with 'Local'

The abusive words have been removed and replaced with 'Nikamma' and 'Besharam'

A dialogue has been replaced with 'Khata Nahi, Peeta Nahi'.

The time of the scene where the woman police inspector and the male inspector are teasing each other has been reduced.

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