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'Badrinath' gets an 'A'

  • IndiaGlitz, [Wednesday,June 08 2011]

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Things have changed on the Censor Board front for Telugu cinema after the release of the uncensored version of 'Veera' released.

The latest is that much-awaited 'Badrinath' by VV Vinayak featuring Allu Arjun and Tamannah in the lead roles has bagged an 'A' certificate from the board!

Not just that, our birdies also say that the first time the movie was given to the Censor Board, they weren't satisfied with the print quality and asked for a better one. After the makers obliged and gave a better quality print, 'Badrinath' was given an 'A' certificate by the board members...

This may be due to the violence in the movie as well as other aspects.

We'll get back to you shortly with latest Tollywood tidbits right here @ IndiaGlitz.com!

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