The CBFC approved the movie with a minor changes and an A certificate, but the director Amit Rai said he wanted everyone to see his most recent release OMG 2 in theaters. The film, which features Pankaj Tripathi as well as Akshay Kumar in the key roles, examines a variety of teenage-related topics, including sex education. It premiered on August 11th.

We were devastated because we made the movie so that everyone could watch it, but it is no longer possible, he said. We urged them to provide us a U/A certificate so that we could watch the movie with our parents, but they refused. But after that, both of us and them continued to walk. The movie has been screened with changes.

“We are delighted that viewers enjoyed the movie. The movie’s intentions were good. The audience appreciated it because no one tried to make them uncomfortable. We handled it (the narrative) in a way that isn’t offensive. In an interview, Amit said, “We talk about the realities, but in a nice and amusing way.

Amit responded in the affirmative when asked if OMG 2 would remain unchanged and be made available on OTT. “We have decided to stream the original film, which the censor forbade anyone from ever seeing, but the public has watched it and has expressed their opinion. What do we say if the censor board doesn’t grasp it?

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