with Spider-Man: Brand New Day Set to release in Indian theaters this Thursday, the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) has approved the film for release with a UA 13+ certificate. However, the superhero film will come with three censor-mandated modifications.

According to the CBFC, the board directed the makers to remove a romantic kiss scene, mute and remove strong words and objectionable language from the English audio and subtitle tracks, and add a static anti-alcohol health warning during scenes depicting alcohol consumption.

Apart from these changes, the film has been cleared for theatrical release on July 30, without any major changes to its story or action sequences.

Much of the anticipation surrounding the film has been generated by the return of Tom Holland as Peter Parker and Zendaya as MJ. The latest installment follows Peter as he moves on to life after the events of Spider-Man: No Way HomeWhere his identity was erased from the memories of those closest to him. Forced to start over, Peter must balance his personal conflicts while facing a new threat.

The trailers have hinted at a darker, more grounded story while maintaining the franchise’s signature mix of action, humor, and emotional moments. Fans have also welcomed the return of the film’s more street-level narrative following the diverse performance of ‘No Way Home’.

Spider-Man: Brand New Day It is scheduled to release in Indian theaters on Thursday.