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Shah Rukh Khan and Nayanthara-starrer upcoming film 'Jawan' has finally got its U/A certificate from the censor board. This came to notice after a copy of the censor board certificate did rounds on social media. The copy reveals the adjustments made in the movie. Changes to the movie's script and violent sequences imply that Shah Rukh Khan will return with a bang. The length has been shortened and a modification in a suicide scenario has been recommended.

Jawan Undergoes Major Cuts

The certificate reads, “Removed the visuals of the beheaded body, Suitably modified the out-of-context reference of the Hon. The President of India and replaced the dialogues as ‘Head of State', removed the word ‘paida hoke’.” Also, the reference of National Security Guards (NSG) has been replaced with the IISG in the movie whenever it is mentioned.  Take a look:

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About Jawan

'Jawan' has been the subject of months of anticipation. The film stars Shah Rukh Khan and Nayanthara in the lead roles. Apart from SRK, the actioner will also star Priya Mani, Sanya Malhotra, Tamil actor Yogi Babu and Sunil Grover among others in significant roles. If the reports are to be believed, Thalapathy Vijay and Deepika Padukone will also be making their cameo appearances in 'Jawan'.

Jawan Advance Booking

The movie is nearly 20 days away from its release and the bookings have already started in many overseas markets including the United States of America. According to a report in Hindustan Times, about 4800 tickets for the movie Jawan—worth about $74,158—have already been sold across 289 venues. Depending on how well the movie does, there may be more venues and performances.

According to Pinkvilla, the Middle East is also reporting excellent pre-sales, with the region's top theater chain, VOX, selling 930 tickets in the United Arab Emirates on the opening day as of this morning. For the first day in the UAE, around 1500 tickets were sold.