What the board cleared
The Central Board of Film Certification has cleared the trailer for Salman Khan’s Maatrubhumi: May War Rest in Peace, according to separately published reports from Bollywood Hungama and Variety India. Both outlets put the certified cut at four minutes and 43 seconds and report that it carries a UA 16+ certificate. Bollywood Hungama dates the certification to November 4.
The running time refers to the version submitted for certification. It gives audiences an idea of how much of the war drama its makers are preparing to show in this particular preview. It does not establish whether every platform or cinema will ultimately use that cut.
[1][2]How long is the preview?
At close to five minutes, the trailer sits near the long end of the previews Variety India used for comparison. The outlet lists the first Ramayana: Part 1 trailer at four minutes and 15 seconds and the Singham Again trailer at four minutes and 58 seconds. The Maatrubhumi cut sits between them, running 28 seconds longer than the Ramayana example and 15 seconds shorter than Singham Again.
Those comparisons give a clearer sense of the scale of the preview without making a claim about where it ranks among all Indian film trailers.
[2]What the certificate leaves open
The certificate reported here is for the trailer. Bollywood Hungama treated approval of the full feature as a separate matter and reported that possible theatrical dates were still being considered. Variety India reported that a Mumbai launch event was being planned. A plan for an event is separate from a public release of the trailer.
For viewers following the film, the confirmed detail in these reports is the certified preview’s rating and length. The date on which the makers actually release that preview, and the date on which audiences can see the full film, are separate announcements.
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