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Family Star: A Love Story with a Few Bleeps

The upcoming movie “Family Star” is a romantic comedy starring Vijay Deverakonda and Mrunal Thakur. While the title suggests a lighthearted family film, things got a little interesting before its release. The movie rating board in India (CBFC) found some bad language in the movie and decided to mute those parts out. These naughty words were mainly in scenes that take place in the United States.

Basically, when the movie was shown to the rating board for approval, they gave it a U/A rating, which means some parental guidance is suggested. In order to make sure the movie is okay for families, they asked for the bad words to be silenced. This decision by the rating board on April 2nd caused a bit of a stir online.

The movie is also about 2 hours and 43 minutes long. There were five things the rating board wanted changed: a song showed too many liquor labels, and there were five instances of bad language.

More About Family Star

Last week, the trailer for “Family Star” came out. Mrunal Thakur posted it on social media with a message that said people should watch the trailer to find out what a “Family Star” is. The trailer also announced the movie’s release date of April 5th.

The movie tells the story of Vijay and Mrunal, two lovers who have to deal with all sorts of emotions as they try to figure out each other’s feelings. The movie also has Vasuki, Abhinaya, Ravi Babu, Vennela Kishore, and Rohini Hattangadi playing important roles. The movie was directed by Parasuram and is set to hit theaters on April 5, 2024.