Revised age-based movie certification introduced by the Centre to ensure age-appropriate content for young viewers.

To encourage age-appropriate viewing, CBFC will now certify films with ‘U/A 7+’, ‘U/A 13+’, and ‘U/A 16+’ tags.

The Centre on Saturday notified age-based categories certification of films to promote age-appropriate viewing, particularly for the parental guidance group. In a gazette notification, the Ministry of ...

Content suitable for a child aged seven years and above and under the age of seven years with parental guidance shall be ...

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Former 'Full House' star Candace Cameron Bure says she avoids scary movies out of fear they may have the power to open up a ...