Punjabi film B-Town remains awaiting its theatrical release despite reportedly receiving an ‘A’ certificate from the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC).
Directed by Sukh Sanghera, the film had been scheduled to arrive in cinemas on October 16, 2026. Its postponement has left audiences waiting for an updated release announcement.
As per the data available on CBFC's website (https://cbfcindia.gov.in/cbfcAdmin/search-film.php), the certificate was issued on 13th October 2026, while the film was scheduled to hit cinemas on October 16. However, the delay has raised the eyebrows as to why the film has been delayed.
The ‘A’ classification means a film is intended for adult audiences. It is an established category within India’s film certification system and allows viewers to understand the age restriction applicable to a certified production.
For those interested in checking a film’s certification status, the process is straightforward. Visit the official CBFC website, open its film search facility and enter the movie’s name. The relevant record can then be checked, with the e-certificate available for download where provided.
The certification record is one aspect of a film’s journey towards theatrical exhibition. A movie’s scheduled release, meanwhile, may involve separate arrangements relating to distribution, screenings and release planning.
With B-Town yet to arrive in cinemas as previously scheduled, the film remains a point of interest for Punjabi moviegoers. Further information about its revised theatrical release is awaited.
Source: CBFC
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