Superman, directed by James Gunn, faced censorship in India, leading to the removal of a significant romantic scene between Lois Lane and Superman. The Central Board of Film Certification deemed the 33-second kiss 'overly sensual' for the film's UA rating. Another kiss in Lois Lane's kitchen was also removed for similar reasons. This censorship has sparked backlash from the Indian film industry, with actors expressing frustration over restrictions on creative content. This incident is part of an ongoing pattern of censorship from India's CBFC, which has faced criticism before for altering films.
James Gunn's reboot of Superman is missing a pivotal 33-second kiss scene removed by India's Central Board of Film Certification for being 'overly sensual'.
The Central Board of Film Certification also removed another kiss scene in Lois Lane's kitchen, citing its suitability for the film's UA rating.
Actor Shreya Dhanwanthary criticized the censorship of Superman, expressing outrage over the limits placed on creative expression in the film industry.
India's Central Board of Film Certification has faced backlash in the past for censoring films, including replacing a middle finger emote with a fist emoji.
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