A film usually is trimmed after its released and the makers get an idea about what’s liked and what is not. But here is an interesting case where the film has been trimmed right before the release of the film even after completing the censor.
The film is Kaashmora which has been censored with U/A. With the release of the film just days away, the makers have again trimmed the film. The film now has a crisp run time of around two and half hours, including the ads.
What this less runtime also helps in getting the film more shows at the multiplexes. It has turned out to be a great help for the film screening-wise. It begs a question, though, if they could trim the film now, couldn’t they have done it earlier itself?
