The full form of U/A film certification stands for Unrestricted Public Exhibition, subject to Parental Guidance for children below the age of twelve.
Image Source : FreepikUA in the Indian film certification means that the film is suitable for public viewing, but it requires parental advice for children who are below the age of 12.
Image Source : FreepikThe U/A film certification in India also means that the film may contain elements that are not suitable for a younger audience.
Image Source : FreepikIn India, films are certified by the Central Board of Film Certification into four categories, including U (Universal), UA (Universal with parental guidance), A (Adults) and S (Specialised).
Image Source : FreepikCBFC is the Central Board of Film Certification, which is responsible for certifying films before they can be released in the public domain.
Image Source : FreepikThe CBFC has members on the advisory panels who represent the cross-section of society and interests.
Image Source : FreepikThe CBFC is divided into Examining and Revising Committees to give a two-tier jury system for the certification of films.
Image Source : FreepikNext : Asur to Murder In Mahim: 5 crime thrillers to watch on JioHotstar