The Centre is considering amending the IT Act to mandate certification for all films available publicly on any platform, extending regulations beyond theatrical releases.
'Satluj': Certification for non-theater films proposed
Jul 11, 2026
02:57 pm
What's the storyThe central government is considering amending the Information Technology Act to require all films available for public viewing on any platform to acquire a certification, even if not released theatrically.
The Indian Express revealed that this proposal has gained traction following the controversy surrounding the sudden removal of Satluj from ZEE5.
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